Titegroup Load Data

[Aldemar]

Pick up a copy of the December issue of Gun World. They have a detailed test using Berry's plated 115gr RN. Nice to see specific load date on plated bullets for once.

[sixoclockhold]

Pick up a copy of the December issue of Gun World. They have a detailed test using Berry's plated 115gr RN. Nice to see specific load date on plated bullets for once.

I run 4.5-4.7 for X-treme 115gr. RN and love it. What do they recommend on their test top end?

[Aldemar]

I run 4.5-4.7 for X-treme 115gr. RN and love it. What do they recommend on their test top end?

They tested 3.9 - 4.7 with the same OAL of 1.141. 983 - 1147 FPS out of a Ruger P95. I've been using 4.2 with a 1.125 OAL with a Kimber Target, Beretta 92FS and M9A1, and a older Sig 226 (German) and a new 226 MK25. All these guns seem to like this combination.

[Bobby Hated]

I used to run 4.8g Titegroup on an extreme 180g RNFP at about 930 fps +/-

I now run 5g N320 on the same pill for the same velocity. much less smoke and less variation in velocity with environmental factors.

[BajaJames83]

i have used titegroup on all my loads 9mm, 380, 38, 40, 45 all with xtreme plated bullets. its a good powder my only negative observation is it runs hotter than some other powders.