Help finding CSB-1 data

[JT-AR-MG42]

Hoping someone can post a link to pistol load data for
CSB-1.
I've read it is similar to Universal, but all the links to data I can find are closed.

JT

 

[jim8115]

What are you loading. I have been using it for quita a while, 38 .40 , 45 , 9mm...also, over at castboolits, there are quite a few threads with load data

 

[au_prospector]

Maxam outdoors I think a Spanish company

http://www.maxamcomponents.com/en/o...owders/reloading_data_for_metallic_ammunition


Limited data... I have a 2 pound container of it, with data typed on a generic label I bought from an ammo manufacturing facility in Georgia that used it for a while. It is basically the same data as posted on the Maxam website but has a few additional like .45 Colt and a couple others. I hesitate because I wouildnt really consider it 'published'. So far I have used it in 9mm only and seems to work just fine. The spent cases come out cleaner than my Unique loads.

 

[Artofgolf]

You might try the search function with CSB1.

This link may be useful: - - CSB-1/Maxam Load Check... http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=764765

 

[Duvel]

In 9mm I've pushed 115, 124, 130, & 147s with CSB-1

Links below contain over / over / undocumented charges, use at own risk.

Those results can be found here: http://webcity.net/benchrest/OtherChrono/9mmAllPowders.html

In 10mm: 140 up to 180s

That info can be found here: http://webcity.net/benchrest/10MMPublished/10mmAllPowders.html

I really like CSB-1 in the 9 - meters well, great for plinking velocities. In the 10 it's fine for lighter bullets, just don't try to push it.

 

[JT-AR-MG42]

Thanks fellas,

These links and the 'castboolits' suggestion have given me a good start.

Time to start load testing.

JT