Reloading 9mm With Bullseye

[Jasonaspears]

I've loaded hundreds of 115-124 grain copper plated Xtreme bullets with 4.1 of Bullseye. They shoot great without too much pop.

Hmmm...maybe I need to try this. I've been using 4.7 at 1.135". What kind of groups are you getting?

[socom2shooter]

Bullseye burns pretty hot so watch out for hot loads

[bohoki]

i do 3.5gn with my homecast lead

[energizer]

Come on; NOBODY reads the instructions! That's some kind of admission of being less than "manly". They'd rather suffer injury or destroy something expensive than read; just isn't done....

I referred to their website. Looked for all information provided on that page. If I was "manly" I would not confirm with fellow calgunners.

This has nothing to do with "manly" acts.

[Jasonaspears]

I referred to their website. Looked for all information provided on that page. If I was "manly" I would not confirm with fellow calgunners.

This has nothing to do with "manly" acts.

Don't take his comments personally. He likes to say ridiculous things

[energizer]

Don't take his comments personally. He likes to say ridiculous things

Thanks :-)

[energizer]

Just loaded 25 rounds with 3.5gn. Another 25 to go with 4.0 gn. Thanks for all your help.

[PSLguy]

Mine are at 1.125 with 4.1 and shoot great.

[Psychbiker]

Bullseye is also great with heavy 147gr. I've loaded both 147gr moly and 147gr jhp with 3.2 of BE I think. Light recoil, more a push.

[twolane]

I generally run 124gr projectile, 4.0gr of Bullseye at 1.135. No issues as of yet.

[sd_shooter]

124gr Berry's plated over 4gr Bullseye in 9mm, works great for everything I own - even a Suomi!

[shooterbill]

4.5 grains with a 115 grain bullet shoots really sweet in my Browning Hi-Power. Bullseye and 9mm go well together. I used to load Accurate #7 for 9mm until I tried Bullseye.

[energizer]

Tested three loads today

I tested three loads today:

1. 3.5gn
2. 4.0gn
3. 4.7gn

All Bullseye with Berrys 115gn 9mm plated bullets.

All worked fine. I feel 3.5gn was pretty accurate @ ~25 feet as I got <1" groups. 4.7 load had more kick/recoil than others.
Tested with Glock 19 (Austrian proof-marked 130%) and Taurus PT92AR.

[Noonanda]

4.5 Gr of Bullseye under Extreme 115Gr Plated is my load for every 9mm I own. I also use 4.7 Gr under a 230Gr Bullet for .45 ACP

[Gabes220]

4.3 gr under a 124 gr bullet made minor pf and was accurate and reliable in my glock 34


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