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Uncle Buck: I did look at the "Ruger only" load data, and it's anywhere from 1.5-3.0 grains more than the alternate 45 colt loads. I'm assuming this is because those pistols are more able to take the higher pressures, thus additional loading data. However, if I can get away with a safer, lighter load, I prefer to do so.
David Bachelder: I guess when the website said "Ruger only" loads, it means any Ruger, but I can't be sure, so I just went with the load data that I've been told work in several 45 colt-chambered firearms.
mehavey: Thanks for the cleaer picture! Maybe my eyesight is bad, but I couldn't make out the previous one. The one you supplied is really informative! I have a mac as my personal computer...I wonder if that Quickload program is available for it...
All others: I will definitely make it a point to let this thread know how it goes! It might be a little while though, as the nearest range to me is over an hour away, but I'll do my best! Thanks, all.
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