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I do not know where a "max" velocity FPS came from? but from Rainers own website they say to use regular FMJ data and a regular taper crimp, even mentions the LFCD for those Lee bashers.

Load Data - Rainier Ballistics
It's mentioned in their FAQs:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q3. Do your bullets have any velocity restrictions?

A. In general, our bullets typically perform their best when shot at velocities no greater than 1,200 to 1,250 Feet per second (FPS).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) | Rainier Ballistics

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On Rainier's .44 caliber 240gr & .50 caliber 335gr bullets, I've bought in the past, their website used to list the recommended max as 1500fps in the bullet's details. They changed the website & now no details are listed. MidwayUSA still states that speed in their product details.

Rainier LeadSafe Bullets 50 Cal (500 Diameter) 335 Grain Plated Hollow

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