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Found the old e-mail here is what they said. I know reloading is grey but in two of my rifles. The good powder load with the old x bullet was used for the new bullet. When I used that powder load with the triple X the groups tightened up When I loaded up or down they got wider just wondering if this is a trend or just a coincidence when I compared the 2.

Hi Ron

Thanks for the email. For 2006 we will be introducing some .357 cal XPB's.
Watch for them!

We expect the new manual to be released toward the end of 2006.
As you might suspect, we have done lots of preliminary load data with the
TSX Bullets and we are suggesting a small increase to the X Bullet charges
as listed in the "TSX Loading Guidelines".
In the mean time you might just use the X Bullet load data without increase
as I have done several times in the past. I have seen great results
including higher velocities, less fouling, lower pressures, and superb
accuracy.
By loading the TSX's with the X Bullet load data you'll have a slight
margin of safety.

We Aim to please, reloading is a great hobby, enjoy it.

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