A 148 grain bevel base wadcutter has some application for self-defense applications for those who admire the blunt nose and sharp shoulder of the bullet design.

I've loaded hollow base wadcutters in the .357 Magnum to create light target loads simply because I don't make a habit of using .38 Special cases in my .357 Magnum revolvers. 3.0 grains of Bulls-Eye makes for a good accurate load with a 148 grain hollow base wadcutter.