I have a 10 edition speer book from the early 80's and it has a few listing on the 105 SP bullet :I wonder if the load table in this book are for the hotcore bullets.
I would like to try some IMR 4895 which I have on hand but can't find any data on this powder.
I wonder if any one has a later edition reloading book that may have a listing for IMR 4895 and the speer 105 GS Bullets also the C.O.A.L.

Contact Speer directly and see if they will give you the most recent info. Below is their contact link.

http://www.speer-bullets.com/about_us/contact.aspx

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

Since you want to use IMR powder, try their website.

I have had great luck with IMR4350 in my 243 using 80, 85, and 87 gr bullets.

I'm with retreiverman. Go to the powder company site. The one indicated will give loadings for IMR, Hodgdon, and Winchester powders.

I only have one reloading book. I always used the powder company pamphlets that were free from the gun store. About ten years ago, I went to the internet and got the data from the powder company sites. I'd recommend it for old and new reloaders.

Frankly, I don't load enough cartridges to buy five different reloading manuals. If the powder companies are spending all that time and money to come up with loads for their powder, it seems rather naive to not use their data. Especially, if I'm using their powder.

My only concern about using a new bullet, is that I measure it for cartridge overall length. I'm not too concerned about the loading for a "particular" bullet. The powder company data is good enough for a ballpark loading start.