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  • #16
    RiskyBusiness
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2017
    • 2150

    Originally posted by kcstott

    I can tell you all day long load any 9mm bullet you like with 4.5 grains of Unique and be done from 90 grain to 147
    i tried 4.5gr on a plated 124gr and its not enough to cycle my cz75. my trigger doesn't reset half the time. works well and accurate with my polymer sp2022
    https://imgur.com/a/yO4kS

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    • #17
      pchang1201
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2018
      • 69

      For 9mm I've shot many thousands of rounds of plated 124g rn over 4.6 bullseye and lead 147g flat nose over 3.8 bullseye in my Glock 24, Ruger P89, and Sig 226 without any issues. The 147's OAL were 1.165 (just loaded several thousand so I know what it is) but I can't recall what it is for the 124g rounds without pulling up my notes.

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      • #18
        Hoop
        Ready fo HILLARY!!
        • Apr 2007
        • 11547

        I want to say 4.5 grains of bullseye in 9mm with 115 and 5gr with 230 in 45ACP

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        • #19
          aspenvalley
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2016
          • 693

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          • #20
            Hadies157
            Junior Member
            • Oct 2017
            • 61

            Originally posted by Chief-7700
            3.2 grains of Titegroup under an Extreme 147 grain bullet makes power factor.


            This is what I run with great results and a plus is I can load a ton of rounds for cheap!


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            • #21
              kteas1
              Junior Member
              • Aug 2015
              • 94

              Thanks a lot. I have 4 manuals, and my calculations are close to a lot of these posted with 231. I usually can figure it out. When I shot competitively, we always asked our buddies, you ever load this or that, and what do you use. They would ask me the same. I don't feel defeated, or say OMG I can't reload it, it's not in the manual. If I did, I wouldn't have bought 10,000 bullets that aren't in the manual. I shoot with a lot of first timers and wanted to work, teaching loads (lower recoil, less bad habits). I also want to Make personal practice loads. I was curious of what others were using. Thanks for the replies, and taking the time to post them.

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              • #22
                kcstott
                I need a LIFE!!
                • Nov 2011
                • 11796

                Originally posted by kteas1
                Thanks a lot. I have 4 manuals, and my calculations are close to a lot of these posted with 231. I usually can figure it out. When I shot competitively, we always asked our buddies, you ever load this or that, and what do you use. They would ask me the same. I don't feel defeated, or say OMG I can't reload it, it's not in the manual. If I did, I wouldn't have bought 10,000 bullets that aren't in the manual. I shoot with a lot of first timers and wanted to work, teaching loads (lower recoil, less bad habits). I also want to Make personal practice loads. I was curious of what others were using. Thanks for the replies, and taking the time to post them.

                Sent from my SM-G950U1 using Tapatalk
                9mm is a teaching round. I start people off with 9mm and if that is to much they pick up the 22lr pistol.

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