Reloading 9mm Luger

[ScottJoshuaLin]

Thanks @scotty99 !

[Leadingall]

I love titegroup for 9mm and 4gr works great and is super consistent for me.

[JTROKS]

Personal advise..... Reloading 9mm on a single stage press, it sucks. I quit until I acquire a progressive.

It does!

Just be aware when reloading your range pickups with your 4 or 5 stage progressive that don't have a primer pocket swager. Then there's the bulged cases that your regular carbide die can't completely iron out. If you don't pay attention to primer holes there's the occasional Berdan primed brass that can bend your depriming pin. So don't forget to sort your brass.

[Squidward]

Personal advise..... Reloading 9mm on a single stage press, it sucks. I quit until I acquire a progressive.

Yep, it is slow but it decreases the possibility for mistakes as you are touching the brass for every stage of the reload. They're also nice to have if you have kids and want some reloading education Father/Son (or daughter) time.

[rg1]

No Titegroup data but some good info on loading some Rainier bullets can be found here: Do a Google search for 'Midway Rainier load data pdf' and you'll find this site: cakesniffer.org/stuff/boom/RanierData.'

[Chief-7700]

Try this:

[gvbsat]

My favorate load for nine is my cast 124g WW with the lee tumble groove over 4g. of universal out of the stock G19 barrel with NO leading at all and they clock at 1050 on the chrono. Iv'e ran over 3K rounds without cleaning in the past

[sigstroker]

115 grain flat point Berry's or Rainer, 6 grains Unique, win small pistol primer, mixed brass, COL: 1.045". Note: this load I have used in Beretta 92, Ruger P-95, and Sig 228.

I didn't know you could get 6 gr of Unique in a 9mm case.

[Ishooter]

I've been reloading 124gr FMJ with 4.1gr of IMR 700X. I changed to 124gr lead with 3.6gr IMR 700X. They both shoot fine. The prices on factory new & factory reloaded on 9mm drop so low that make me think if spending a few hours on 1000 rds is still worth $20-40 for the time.

[Toy4Rick]

I load 4.2 grains of titegroup under 124grn FMJ from Montana Gold. OAL 1.035-1.040. This is my std load for Baretta 92 FS and PX4 Storm

It's actually lighter than factory Tulammo MaxBrass, FWIW

RICK

[fn9]

3.5 gr TG with 115--> works well--> low recoil

[CityHunt3r]

I dont think the op is being lazy.... he is simply asking for suggestions. When I first started I asked the same thing. After a few batches I developed my own recipes.
Im thinking about loading 9mm also. Thanks to everyone who posted thier recipes.

[ScottJoshuaLin]

I dont think the op is being lazy.... he is simply asking for suggestions. When I first started I asked the same thing. After a few batches I developed my own recipes.
Im thinking about loading 9mm also. Thanks to everyone who posted thier recipes.

Thanks mate! You're exactly right.
Thanks everyone and Merry Christmas!

[Grunt81]

An easy thing to do to see if your accuracy improves is to load at max or 0.2 grains below max, and seat longer than the listed OAL (try 0.015" - 0.030" longer). Even though 9mm isn't a precision cartridge, I regularly shoot at 100 yards away or farther for fun. 115 RN is good for that.

[cdsdirect]

115 gn with 4.0 titegroup, 9mm will not cycle in Glock17

Hi all
Everyone gave this guy such a hard time am I scared to ask but here goes anyways. I have been reloading 115 gn x-treme RN copper plated with 4.0 grains of titegroup OAL of 1.10 with Remington 5.5 primers. I have loaded around 1000 rounds and they work fine in my PX4 a few jams once in a great while, I got my wife a Glock17 for X-mas and went to the range. she can not get them to cycle more than one round without jamming. so i tried them in my C9 (throw away) and they work fine. put them back in the Glock and same issue. I run some store bought 115 threw it not a problem. anyone got any ideals. the glock just will not cycle them. I was going to try loading some with 4.2 but I am not sure of the max so I am at a stand still.
Thank you