Hi Stu, I'm sure you know all this but just in case, specially as you haven't read that manual yet, you need to be very careful with loads posted by other people on the internet.
Most established reloaders who might post a load will make the assumption that anyone using it will check it with a manual and will work up from the minimum load to their pet load. Their load might be very hot indeed in your rifle, indeed it might be very hot indeed in their own rifle, and you probably like the eyes and teeth you have far too much to risk them on a load posted on the internet.
The Hodgdon web site has some loads, including Varget loads for 95 grain bullets in 243 but even so it is important that you work up from the minimum load and take it easy
http://www.hodgdon.com/basic-manual-inquiry.html
The whole key to reloading, and it isn't an especially complex or difficult process really, is to take your time, watch carefully the results you are getting and understand what you are seeing before going any further. Sites like this are certainly a real boon when it comes to helping with understanding but are no substitute for learning the basics yourself.
Good luck and happy shooting with your reloads, be sure to post some reports on how they shoot.