I asked because 300-MP is a really big powder. Without a doubt, it'll work quite well for the bolt action. Ideal, actually.
Might be a bit much for the Coonan (matter of opinion, I suppose). I'm just glad you didn't say a M60 snubby or something
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We all have our own load style and purpose goals for our ammunition. It's a beautiful thing. If it was me, I'd use the 300-MP only for the rifle, and probably only for bullets of 158gn or 180gn. Might be superfluous for 140's. And I wouldn't use it for a pistol at all. It's just too much (read: "slow"). Guaranteed to deliver tons of flash and recoil in a pistol in all but the longest barrel lengths. I'm just not into that sort of thing.
Anyway, the good news is that 300-MP is so slow that it'd be difficult to get into pressure trouble with it. Someone recommended starting with 158 grain data and work up from there. Sounds like good advice to me. But then, there's a reason why there's no 140 grain data for it - it's an "out of balance" combination.