Remington does not publish load data for their bullets nor does any one else that I know of, as you have found out. In that case I find a bullet of the same weight and similar construction and use the data for that bullet. If it is a soft point for varmints, then find data for a similar bullet for Speer, Sierra, Hornady or any bullet data for the same purpose (varmints). If you look in a Speer manual they list 3 different bullets at 100 grains for the same data; Hornady lists 4 bullets at 95 - 100 grains using the same data; and Sierra lists 3 bullets of 70 - 75 grains and 3 bullets of 80 - 85 grains, each group has their own set of data. What does this mean? As long as you are using the same weight bullet as the data listed and you do not substitute a solid copper bullet for a jacketed one, or vise versa, you will be fine. As with any data do not load into the lands and start at the low end of your chosen data and work your way up. When you start loading over the upper pressure limit, you are on your own and no amount of data will help you any way. Good Luck and Good Shooting
