Background: I have a small amount of reloading experience and have previously loaded approx. 1K rounds of 9mm under somebody else's supervision, using their (known) load data. I have basic familiarity with how things work, but my dad has years of experience and is willing to teach me. In October my dad moved to a new reloading setup and offered to give me his old one. So, I belatedly bought 16lbs of Win-231/HP-38 and 10K small pistol primers towards the end of the pre-election panic, as I was fortunate enough to find them locally at a big box store for comparable prices to what I'd seen online. I figure I may as well get into it as it should enable me to shoot more for the same money -- always a good thing.
The two calibers I'm focused on are 9mm and .38SPL, to be fired through a J-Frame and Glocks.
I'm thinking about the coated cast bullets (Bayou, SNS, etc.) that seem to be the in thing right now. My previous experience is with plated bullets. Do you guys have any load data for, say, bullet weights of 124/125, 135, and 147 grains of cast bullets and Win-231, that's known to work well with Glocks? Suggestions on where to start?
Thanks!