Your confusion stems from the two completely different lead bullet types used with the current Alliant and older Lee data.
New Alliant data is using Soft-Swaged Speer bullets, and velocity has to be held to around 900 FPS or less to prevent leading.
Older Lee data is copied directly from older Alliant data, prior to ATK/Speer neutering the current data to only include Speer manufactured soft-swaged & plated bullets.
Lee has no ballistics lab, and every load in his book is copied directly from the old powder & bullet manufactures data who did have labs.
The 2004 Alliant reloading guide lists a Cast Gas-Check 240 grain bullet, with a MAX charge of 9.8 grains giving 1,175 FPS.
In truth, you could use the New Alliant 6.0 MAX as a starting load with real cast bullets.
Probably not the old 9.8 MAX max though, unless you are using hard-cast GC bullets like they were.
But by any means, you are better off using Bullseye for light mid-range loads then you would be trying to use 2400 reduced that far.
It will not burn clean at low pressure, and you will not like it.
rc