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Originally Posted by rockquarry
I have many old load manuals going back to the 'fifties. I'm not about to look through all of them but did glance at Speer #11 (published in '87). I was quite surprised to see a variety of .38 Special #2400 loads with bullets as light as 110 grains that gave some impressive velocities. Perhaps such loads work well and are accurate.
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In 1987 #2400 was "safe" for use in loads for a .38 Special, but with todays modern metallurgy loads are not listed? I have used #2400 in .357 magnum for years and I keep going back to it when I can find it. #2400 has always been accurate in any .357 I have loaded. I was just not satisfied with results of other powders for .38 Special. So I tried #2400 . Thanks again