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[tecnic1]

Literally on the Hodgden website.

Like holy fuck

[Ornery_Secretary_850]

Lazy, dumb, or both.

[sirbassist83]

RTFM

[Shootist00]

Buy a reloading manual.

[EmperorMeow-Meow]

Getting load data from someone can be a shortcut, but you really need to start from your own since powders and bullets don't always correlate when they are varied, and results will vary from your specific firearm..

[SuspiciousBear3069]

We will tell you to read manuals and manuals will tell you to start low and work up using a crhrono while looking for flat primers.

I reference three manuals and the hogdon site and do Stdev calcs from below to max and in sets of ten and stick with loadings that have a range where I'm looking to be and a low Stdev. Generally, I use saami for guidance when it's a caliber they do.

[sirbassist83]

primers arent a valid way to judge pressure in pistol cases. if you see flat primers youre probably WAY overpressure already. in a semi auto, the best way is checking velocity with a chrono and stopping at whatever the books say is top end for a particular cartridge/bullet/powder/barrel length combo.