.454 395gr load data?

[longhorngunman]

I have some Cast Performance 395gr hardcast gas checked bullets coming from Grafs. Anybody got a good load for this bullet using H110 or 2400? I'll be using new Starline cases and CCI Magnum primers in a 7.5" Ruger SRH. I've been loading the 240gr and 300gr XTP Mag for the .454 for awhile but never this big a bullet.

 

[50 Shooter]

Couple of loads from Load Swap.

Cartridge: 454 casull
Bullet Weight: 395 grains
Bullet Type: Cast
Bullet Manufacturer: Cast Performance
Nose Profile: WLN
Base: GC
Bullet Dia. .452 grains
BHN: Hard
Powder: H110
Charge Weight: 23.5 grains
Primer: Fed. 205M
Brass: FA
Trim Length: "
C.O.L.: 1.77"
Velocity: 1,274 fps
Extreme Spread: 42 fps
Accuracy:
Temperature: 75 degrees F
Pressure: Normal
Comments:
4.75" FA Premier.


Cartridge: 454 casull
Bullet Weight: 395 grains
Bullet Type: Cast
Bullet Manufacturer: Cast Performance
Nose Profile: WFN
Base: GC
Bullet Dia. .452 grains
BHN: 21
Powder: H110
Charge Weight: 25.0 grains
Primer: CCI SR MAG
Brass: Starline
Trim Length: "
C.O.L.: 1.77"
Velocity: 1396 fps
Extreme Spread: 44 fps
Accuracy: 1.4" @ 25yds
Temperature: 56F degrees F
Pressure: Stout load

 

[Shoney]

Never trust any load from any forum with verifying it with published data. People do have typos (If yu gut my dirft.)

Try these sites:
http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp
http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/Index.htm
http://www.accuratepowder.com/reloading.htm
http://www.lapua.com/uploads/media/H...ngData2006.pdf
http://www.ramshot.com/powders/

 

[50 Shooter]

Load Swap.com is a good source of info and I've used plenty of loads from there. Any form of reloading always carries risks, do so at your own. Checking any info that you see on the net is the first thing that anyone should do.

 

[longhorngunman]

Thanks for the replies, That info actually seems about right, corresponding with with the loads I've used for 300's and 240's, but taking into account the extra weight of the 395gr bullet. Any more is greatly appreciated.