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  • gaddygat
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2009
    • 527

    Need help reloading 9mm

    So I'm about to start reloading 9mm for the first time and I will be using WST Powder and 124gr Xtreme round nose projectiles. Haven't seen a ton of data for WST, but I've been advised to use 3.2-3.8gr to start (working up from 3.2gr) and use 1.1-1.15 OAL. Anyone have any recommendations for this powder/projectile combination for OAL and how many gr. to use? I'm looking to hit 131PF for IPSC out of a G17. Thanks in advance!
    Last edited by gaddygat; 11-12-2016, 8:30 AM.
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    f4tweet
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    • Oct 2005
    • 2016

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      bubbala
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      • Mar 2012
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      • #4
        dsouza411
        Member
        • Mar 2016
        • 283

        With 124gr I run COAL at 1.150 but can help you with the powder, never used it before. Personally I use HS-6 or Power Pistol

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        • #5
          9mmepiphany
          Calguns Addict
          • Jul 2008
          • 8075

          With the Xtreme 124gr RN, I used to load at 1.140 coming out of my M&P9.

          Using CCI SPP and loading WST, I had to stuff a bit more powder in the case to make PF than you're looking at. Work up your loads, chrono as you go, but don't be too surprised if you get into the 4.0gr weights.

          There is no published data for WST and the 124gr bullets, so work carefully
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          • #6
            Top Cat
            Member
            • Oct 2004
            • 105

            4.4g WST 124 Extreme Plated 1.15 OAL G34 131PF

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            • #7
              Dooder
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2012
              • 1514

              1.15" is a little long for glocks and not necessary for that powder burn speed range. But whatever works. Sign up on brianenos.com and check out the 9mm loading section. You can ask anything you want about loading for uspsa/ipsc an there will be an answer there.


              I did see a few 4.0gr at 1.135" i havent found the need to load longer han 1.135" for a glock even with slower powders.

              Just a suggestion if you're looking to make minor try a heavier bullet and faster powder.

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              • #8
                stilly
                I need a LIFE!!
                • Jul 2009
                • 10685

                Originally posted by gaddygat
                So I'm about to start reloading 9mm for the first time and I will be using WST Powder and 124gr Xtreme round nose projectiles. Haven't seen a ton of data for WST, but I've been advised to use 3.2-3.8gr to start (working up from 3.2gr) and use 1.1-1.15 OAL. Anyone have any recommendations for this powder/projectile combination for OAL and how many gr. to use? I'm looking to hit 131PF for IPSC out of a G17. Thanks in advance!
                That is good, but you can go higher. WST is good stuff. Obviously you will have ladder loads, but you might find yourself closer to 4.5gr or higher in the end.

                WST is kinda like WSF but WSF seems more common. But follow the proper procedures as are in the books and you should develop a few loads that you will like. I can not help with PF sorry.
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                • #9
                  gaddygat
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2009
                  • 527

                  Thanks for all the helpful tips!

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