Clays load data?

Guy at work had 'a can of gunpowder' he wasn't using anymore. Brought it in yesterday and it was an 8lb jug of Clays. I ended up giving him $40 for it!! I know it's fairly popular, but have no experience with it. So, who uses it and in what?

Any suggestions for:

.32/20
.38 special
.357 mag
9mm
.40 S&W
.45 ACP
.45 colt

Thanks!
Doug K

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Is it Universal Clays or does it just say Clays on the label? Clays is a faster burning powder than Universal Clays and loads are not interchangeable. Hodgdon has a load data center on their web site and you can get the streight skinny there with no guess work involved. I had similar good fortune only the powder was Blue Dot. Good luck.

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I use there load data all the time. I use clays in the 38 quite abit. Here is the link.

http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

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4.2 - 4.3 grains with a 230gr bullet. (or 225 or 200 for that matter, I'm not real big on adjustments. ) ;)

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