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old bear · February 21, 2013, 06:57 PM

Bart B. it may be best if you were to get a reloading manual and work your loads up from there. Yes, there is much information on the Internet, but do you know who posted it and their level of experience? Better safe than sorry.

If I remember the Colt Trooper is based on the Colt equivalent of the S&W N frame so any current 38 special +P loads should be safe to shoot in it.

February 21, 2013, 06:57 PM	#8
old bear Senior Member Join Date: November 3, 2009 Location: Not close enough to the beach Posts: 1,477	Bart B. it may be best if you were to get a reloading manual and work your loads up from there. Yes, there is much information on the Internet, but do you know who posted it and their level of experience? Better safe than sorry. If I remember the Colt Trooper is based on the Colt equivalent of the S&W N frame so any current 38 special +P loads should be safe to shoot in it.