Since I shoot cowboy action with revolvers in 357 and a Marlin in 38 Special, guess what I have been loading. I attempt to keep on hand at least enough rounds to last the best part of a year so that means keeping between 7 and 8K rounds on the garage shelves. I normally wait until I shoot 1,000 rounds before going into the garage to get busy with the loader, so about one weekend every five or so weeks I take a day and spend it in the garage, listening to beach music and loading 38s. My loads range from 3.7 grains of Win. 231 to the same of Tight Group. When I am up to snuff on the 38s it is time to get back together with the MEC to keep the SxS happy.
I also shoot SASS (since 1988, Membership # 316) I use Starline 45 Schofield brass, 200 Gr LRNFP, 5 grains of Trailboss and WLP primers.
I started loading them today. 2000 rd total needed, only 1500 more to go.
Beans, I shoot 38 spl with 3.7 grains of Win. 231 behind either a 125 trun or a 105 trun bullet. Due to the primer problems I have used an assortment of small pistol primers from CCI (only used for revolver) to win, federal and federal mag, all in small pistol. I know some of the purest will cringe at the array of different primers, however, at SASS loads I have never been able to tell the difference.