Suggestions: 9mm Projectile for competitive use!!!

[tsl1111]

[reckoner]

I was pretty happy with X-treme 147gr RN bullets and Unique for IDPA. Very soft shooting.

[checkenbach]

I use Extreme 124 gr plated, they shoot well, and have a bit more knock down than 115's(for me anyway)...

[Apex360]

I like and use Extreme 124gr RN Plated.

[MR_X]

There are a few companies that make LSWC. I like them because they leave a nice hole in the paper and are pretty cheap. What I don't like about them is that the Lead can be messing in your bullet seating die. Because of that I went to Xtreme plated LSWC but they don't make those for 9mm.

[rcschummers]

Check out xtreme plated 124 or 147. http://www.xtremebullets.com/mobile/...y.aspx?id=9666

[tsl1111]

Thanks for the info so far. I guess I should clarify a little more. I want to stay with plated and avoid lead. The group buy is for Xtremes. I guess I could of just stated "should I use 124 or 147 for comps?

[ejohanson]

Anyone try these:

http://www.bayoubullets.net/9mm.html

http://www.snscasting.com/9mm-1/

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[sammy]

This is by far the best bullet I have found for 9mm. http://www.snscasting.com/9mm-147-gr-fp-9mm_147fp_500/

4.5 grains of Power Pistol works wonders in all my 9mm firearms. Very soft shooting and very accurate.

[randomBytes]

I use Precision Delta 124gr JHP and been very happy with them.
I know lots of folk like Montana Gold (I've never been able to get any ;-)
The PD cost the same as plated I think.

[CalTeacher]

Most people at our USPSA matches shoot either Bear Creek or Montana Gold in 125 or 147gr. Open guys usually shoot the Montana Golds.

[justpaul]

I was pretty happy with X-treme 147gr RN bullets and Unique for IDPA. Very soft shooting.

+1 and always available

880 FPS feels nice and meets minor power factor

[Pablo5959]

You could try these.
They ship fast and I never found a blemish on any of the ones I bought. Can't beat 77.00 shipped per K.

http://www.shop.rmrbullets.com/9mm-124-grain-Plated-round-nose-2nds-1000-count-1000-9mm-124-RNP.htm

[Dark Mod]

For 9mm i cant think of any reason not to use plated, especially when they are $65 per k. If i did ever feel the need to use jacketed bullets i would buy precision delta all the way

[ejohanson]

So can someone put it in plain English for me. How do I get the lowest recoiling load possible, light charge heavy bullet? Or light charge, light bullet?


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