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Please suggest the best powder for Precision delta 124 gr -Jhp v2.
9mm pistol main use for target blinking Also please share good working loaded so I can reference when workup my own load. Thanks |
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Win 231 (HP-38) is a great powder for 9mm. Check the data for your particular setup but for a 124gr plated bullet, I've shot 10's of thousands over 4.4 grains of W231 with a Winchester primer.
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There's definitely not a best. All of the faster powders are great for plinking loads, and you have tons of choices.
N320, wst, wsf, 231, #2, clean shot, 244, sport pistol are all great powders, but so many more work very well. Lots of guys use titegroup, but it's dirty, hot, and generally nasty. |
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Do you want the most velocity at a given pressure level or the least cost per loaded round or the best case fill or the best accuracy? All will be different powders.
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3.8 grains of TiteGroup at 1.125" should get you a power factor in the low 130s. And power factor does matter from a recoil standpoint. But if your wife wants more of a push instead of a snap out of that SP-01, I would suggest moving up to 147 grain bullets with 3.3 grains of TiteGroup at the same OAL (about 1.125”). That’s my old USPSA load.
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If your only criteria is essentially a powder that works, then you really don't need "the best". The 2nd-best, even the 30th-best will work. Post #3 gave a good list to start. But there's a whole lot of other powders that work well and even more powders that work well enough for your requirement. Almost every pistol powder in a pinch can work for 9mm.
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