As Hvymax has mentioned,, pushing plain cast bullets too fast can give you other issues & isn't usually recommended. First,, there's the alloy,, which may or may not be good at whatever velocity you try. Never use the same charges for cast & jacketed.
As noted,, ALWAYS work up a load,,!!!!!!!!!! Your comment;
"Does anyone have a tried and true load data that is max or near max for this bullet?"
suggests you don't plan on working up a load for accuracy or proper safety.
I would contact "Cast Performance" and ask them what they suggest as a starting load, and a max load.
H110 is not a powder that likes to be downloaded much. And most of us who've been loading & shooting cast for decades usually don't use H110 much. In short,, not the best powder to work with and that may be why you can't find much data.
Reloading manuals are published by companies that have tried & tested the various combinations of bullets & powders etc and give you safe data. If it's not in published manuals,, I don't suggest trying it.
Please understand we are trying to help, and not disparaging your idea. We want everyone who handloads to be safe.
Lastly,, max or near max loads, in MY opinion,, aren't often the most accurate. By working up a load,, you can find the sweet spot of accuracy,, and in MY experiences,, it's usually been in the middle area of most load recommendations. After over 40 years of handloading,, and according to my records,, over 200,000 rounds loaded,, I've discovered (2) things.
(1) You can never be too safe, and (2) you can always learn something new.