Typically with plated bullets you want to stay at the low end of jhp and the high end of cast lead for load data. That's exactly what you're doing. Go to hodgdon. com and plug your powder and bullet weight to get your max and min. I would never blindly trust load data from a forum without checking against published. I'm relatively new at this, having loaded about 6,000 rounds so far on my 650.
Except for one load of. I load extreme 124gr bullets and i follow the hodgdon reloading advice which is to use lead bullet loads for plated bullets. I use 4. 0gr of titegroup which chrono's at 1100 fps. Lee manual has some load data for plated pistol bullets, including 200g, but only for accurate powders 2, 5 and 7. To satisfy yourself as a responsible reloader, call xtreme and. Expected velocity is 1094 to. I'm having a hard time finding data for 9mm reloads using xtreme plated 115 gr bullets and hp38 powder. I've read keep it around or just under 5 gr and it will be fine. Looking at the alliant online loading data, they show a max load of bullseye at 3. 5 grains for a 158 grain swaged lead semi wadcutter bullet. That data fits right in with what will2. It looks like an acceptable oal is 1. 075. I want to keep the load around/under 1,600 fps. The powders i have on hand are; After testing many different combinations of powder with the 180 gr. Bullets, the best load for my gun shot sub one inch five shot groups. the load data is shown in the.
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It looks like an acceptable oal is 1. 075. I want to keep the load around/under 1,600 fps. The powders i have on hand are; After testing many different combinations of powder with the 180 gr. Bullets, the best load for my gun shot sub one inch five shot groups. the load data is shown in the. We recommend keeping velocities to less than 1500 fps (feet per second).
