Bullet term?

[bu-bye]

I'm having a heck of time finding load data for Red dot and 45 230gr Lead round nose. I have loaded data for WC, SWC, FMJ but not LRN (lead round nose). There is more data for a bullet called "L" and I don't know what that it. can any of you tell me what it stands for? "Lead" seems to be the obvious but why list just "Lead" when they already list WC SWC, LRN?

Thanks

[bu-bye]

Ok I found my load data for LRN but I would still like to know what "L" stands for.

Thanks

[glen avon]

if you are using the lee manual, it means lead.

[PJA]

Are we talking 45 ACP or 45 Colt?
Pete

[bu-bye]

Are we talking 45 ACP or 45 Colt?
Pete

ACP. I know there is 45 Long and its possible that they included that with the 45ACP data. Maybe some people use the 45 Long round in an ACP case

[Josh]

http://www.handloads.com/misc/bulletacronyms.asp

[glen avon]

ACP. I know there is 45 Long and its possible that they included that with the 45ACP data. Maybe some people use the 45 Long round in an ACP case

no such thing as .45 LC. It came first, thus it is properly called .45 Colt.

[-hanko]

LRN = Lead Round Nose.

[glen avon]

Ok I found my load data for LRN but I would still like to know what "L" stands for.

Thanks

which manual?????