9mm Recipes with Titegroup?

[affiliated714]

Any body have any proven/favorite load data for 9 with titegroup?
Using 115 plated rn, just using it for target rounds, nothing hot or near max, just basic and reliable...
Couple books and some online searches were limited for what I thought would be a fairly basic load?
From what I could find, I did a handful at 4.4gr, 1.145 oal with the 115 plated rn, any input?

[spinitch]

4.6gr at 1.126 with 115gr cprn seems to work for me.

[tanks]

Here is a link:

http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/data/pistol

147grain BBI bullet, 3.3 grains Titegroup, OAL 1.150 makes minor PF in my gun.

['ol shooter]

I load my Xtreme's to the middle of the Hodgdon FMJ reloading data table, work fine in all my 9's.

[Red9]

4.1 with plated 124s works for me.

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[Pardini]

If you are reloading, go with bullets that are 140 grains +

[affiliated714]

If you are reloading, go with bullets that are 140 grains +

What is the reasoning behind that? Still a little new...

[tanks]

Less recoil.

[rsrocket1]

less recoil? In 9mm?

You're kidding right?

[Michael in California]

I prefer 124s, but I have 4000 115s, so that is what I reload. I use 4.0 titegroup at 1.13". I basically get the same result from 3.8 to 4.2 none of them are unsafe for me. You must do your own workup.

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115gr-124gr 4.0/4.2 OAL 1.10-1.13

[repomanNWP]

124gr in a Glock 34, anywhere from 3.8gr to 4.2gr of Titegroup gives great results, I'm also at OAL 1.125 - 1.130

[phonso302]

115gr-124gr 4.0/4.2 OAL 1.10-1.13

Same combo no problems for me

[affiliated714]

Thank you all for the input!

[Kurgan]

I don't reload 115g but my go to load is 147g Precision Delta over 3.0g of Titegroup. It always just makes minor when chronographed.