So anyway, last weekend I got to break it in. I hate cleaning. The delicious thing was that my fastidious activity attracted the attention of my shooting range neighbors who were wondering why this "goof-ball" was cleaning after every shot (not their words...exactly...). Lol. After introductions (and explanations) I showed them my little rounds and offered to let them shoot it. The reaction was priceless: Wham! Blam! CONVERTS on the field. Both of them hit the center bull at 100 yards on their first trigger pull, and I wasn't even done breaking in the barrel or fine tuning the scope. Rofl. Comments like, "Dang it gets there fast and I don't even lose the target", as well as, "Gee it hardly kicks at all" flew through the air. Very satisfying.

I had loaded 24 g Hornady NTX pills atop 26 g of 4895 for the break-in figuring that to be a fairly light load what, with slower burn and light pill and all. I left the Chronie at home since I was only breaking it in. Next time tho.
Most of the load info I've seen was on accurateshooter.com and it's sister site 6mmbR.com. while reading about the development of the little jewel. What I haven't found is continued load development in more pill and powder combinations. I could really use some guidance in that area. Here is my powder list, from fast to slow:
Hi-score X-700 (for the .357 mag)
H 110 (for the .357)
LT-32 (for...something)
IMR 4198
IMR 3031
W 748
BL-C(2), Varget, IMR 4895, Pwr Pro Varmint, (because they were mid-burn AND available)
IMR 4007 SSC
AA. 4064
H. Superformance
and somewhere in there is CFE 223 (anyone know where it sits?)
Bullets:
24 NTX
32 V-max
34 Dogtown
39 S BK
Well, that about sums me up. Happy to be here and looking forward to your ideas.
Marlan