Only have the one from COTW. Any others?

in my high wall 40-70 ballard, i shoot 67 gr. of goex 2f, .030 veg. wad, .125 lube cookie, another .030 veg wad, and .395 swagged 370 gr. bullet with 2 .003 wraps of onion paper. the loads shoot well for me. fps is 1280.

mine will shoot .403 GG, 370 gr. and 330 gr. bullet from BACO, but it is a hassle. i have to load the round and put it back into the sizing die to get the diameter small enough to chamber. the gun really appears to be chambered for PP bullets and that is fine, i don't mind loading them. hunting with PP can be a problem is that is what you may be considering, but i have come up with a solution for that.

Statesrights, if you want to wade through it might have a look at this thread:  (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)

Been a while since I sat down with this rifle but I shot it at the Quigley my first year there.   

The load I settled on was 22.6gr of 4198.   After reading Sherman Bell’s testing articles I decided this was the burn-rate I preferred.   It’s kinder to your old rifle than others, including Black Powder.   

I do seat a Walters Wad at the base of the bullet and transport ammo nose-down for that reason.   My groove diameter allows a tight fit of the wad so that is just a precaution.   Were I shooting 5744 I would eliminate the wad all together just to be on the safe side.

22.6gr IMR 4198
360gr bullet (edge of stability but remains stable out to 805yds)
.405 brass (neck-turned to allow .001 over groove size bullet).
WLR primers
Velocity 1362fps (10-shot average that particular day). ES=39
Accuracy notes at 100 yds: 8 shots @ 7/8”, 2 (in same hole, high and right of core group) for 1 1/4” overall.
However, the only picture I had was a five shot group with another load and slightly different velocity.