A while ago, in Handloaders Digest #11, C. E. Harris wrote an article called "The Load." In it, he proposed that one could load 13 grains of Red Dot powder behind any bullet in any cartridge with at least the capacity of the .35 Rem in .30 caliber and up. I have used this economical load in several cartridges for light recoil shooting - from .30-06 to .45-70 Springfield. It's super in old military rifles. Not only is the recoil very light, but it's pretty darned accurate. It makes an excellent load for a youngster just starting out with a centerfire rifle too. Now that I've got a .35 Rem rifle, I'll give it a try in that shooter as well.