Trailboss is good because it is fluffy, and fills up the case well, for more consistent ignition and muzzle speeds.
SR 4759 is made for reduced loads in large cases with jacketed bullets, and works well, too.
Red Dot and Bullseye will shoot lead or jacketed bullets fairly well, as will Blue Dot. You have to be really careful not to over charge or double charge.
Old-time hunters who camped out of a week or two at the time in the West, like Elmer Keith and Townsend Whelen, used reduced loads like this for shooting pot meat.
I use some light loads of Red Dot, SR4759, and Trail Boss for practice loads at short range, and to slug a barrel so I can measure the rifle and lands, such as an unknown 8x57 or 8x60, to see if it is .318 or .323. I will capture the un-expanded bullet by shooting into two or there lined up blocks of damp potters clay and cutting in with a wire.
13 grains of Red Dot is MAX for any large rifle case, like an 8x57 or .30-06. 10 grains under a 170-gr 8mm bullet will go almost through 2 feet of clay, and blow a hole 1.5 inches in diameter without expanding. So it will kill small game, and not-so-small game.
Look at the IMR data online, at the SR4759 loads.
http://stevespages.com/pdf/imr_reloading.pdf
Hodgdon
http://www.imrpowder.com/PDF/Hodgdon%20Basic%20Manual.pdf