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  • 1911whore
    Veteran Member
    • Nov 2006
    • 2978

    .45 acp load

    I am looking for a super accurate load for the 45acp. I have sierra tournement master rn , hornady rn, and laser cast rn all in 230 grain and I have VV3n37, VVn340, wsf, green dot, and titegroup on hand. Please real info would greatly be appreciated as well some groups or pictures of groups would be great as well. I am shooting out of a kimber 1911 and anything for a 9mm our of a beretta 92, 9mm 1911, or 38 super out of a standard 5 in 1911 would be really cool too. any load data for montana gold 124 gr jhp would also be nice as i cant find anything published.
    "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Ben Franklin
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    TMC
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 2348

    All of the power manufatures you listed have data on thier web sites, you can start there.

    What works out on one persons gun may not work out of yours. Sorry, but you will need to do what most of us have done, load up a bunch of samples and go to the range and see what works. Bring your chrono if you have one, that really helps.

    FYI, if you reloading and don't have a chrono, get one. You really don't know what your getting until to chrono it.
    Last edited by TMC; 12-01-2006, 2:01 PM.
    where are my pistol mags?

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    • #3
      TonyM
      In Memoriam
      • Oct 2005
      • 3071

      Originally posted by TMC
      All of the power manufatures you listed have data on thier web sites, you can start there.

      What works out on one persons gun may not work out of yours. Sorry, but you will need to do what most of us have done, load up a bunch of samples and go to the range and see what works. Bring your chrono if you have one, that really helps.

      FYI, if you reloading and don't have a chrono, get one. You really don't know what your getting until to chrono it.
      +1

      You need to find the best load for your gun(s). A Chronograph is an excellent tool and I'm very glad I bought one.
      Disenfranchised NRA Benefactor Life Member.

      Originally posted by NorCalK9.com
      Also dont worry if u have never built one once you go to a build party you will know everything and have a perfect functioning rifle.

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      • #4
        rawb
        Junior Member
        • Feb 2006
        • 91

        Taken from http://www.bullseyepistol.com/techo.htm


        A Substitute Load for Hardball Practice

        The following represents recipies to duplicate a true .45 caliber hardball load.

        The NRA has published some load info that should fill your needs.

        American Rifleman 6/93 pgs 44-45
        Loads to simulate Hardball recoil and energy 850 +/- 30 FPS vel

        200-220 WC lead (such as Lyman 452460) OAL 1.16"
        4.6-5.0 gr BE, Red or Green Dot, 700X
        6.0-6.5 gr Unique
        5.5-6.0 gr WW231
        The above loads can also be used with a 230 gr FMJ bullet to get 850 FPS
        +/- 30 with overall length of 1.25"

        American Rifleman 1/87 pg 66
        Loads to Duplicate Military Ball Ammo

        230 gr FMJ
        4.6 gr BE
        5.6 gr WW231
        6.5 gr Unique

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