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Load Data for 147gr powder coated 9mm I recently got into USPSA, and wanna start shooting some 147gr powder coated bullets for minor power factor. Load Data for 147gr powder coated 9mm I recently got into USPSA, and wanna start shooting some 147gr powder coated bullets for minor power factor. lead bullet. Really soft shooting load and very accurate, very happy with this load. Then select your bullet weight, powder manufacturer and powder type. There simply isn't much load data for the super-heavy 9mm bullets. Using bullets from Hornady HP-XTP or FMJ-RN. Select your cartridge type from the drop-down list. I picked up HP-38, but from what I can tell, some think its too fast a powder for the 147gr. They did not provide any data for 147 gr. TonyT 9mm Luger / 9mm Parabellum (Using 115 GR Hornady Bullets) reloading data with 45 loads. On say a 4" 9mm barrel, the only load data I have ever seen that approaches that is VV-3N38, they have a load in their data for a 147gr XTP over 6.9gr of 3N38 that they say will deliver 1200fps from a 4" barrel. I am going to try out some 147 Bayou Bullets with 3.2gr of titegroup. I am going to try out some 147 Bayou Bullets with 3.2gr of titegroup.

9mm .355 147 gr FMJ RN Item #35597B | 2500/Box . The max load is well under 7.2gr and the OAL is also longer. The current Lyman manual (49th Edition) does not have load data for anything heavier than 147 grains, but older manuals do. The old W-W 14th Edition reloading manual listed 3.5 gr. I am struggling to figure out load data for 147gr Blue Bullets. 3.4 gr. Depends on the barrel length. I use 3.4gr of Titegroup under 147gr Precision Delta FMJ at 1.15OAL. 147 grain hornady xtp reloading.

Really soft shooting load and very accurate, very happy with this load. Heard good things about them. Powders include Winchester, … 2.8 gr. If you're unsure, or just want options, check as many boxes as you'd like. Apparently theres not a lot of load data available for this setup. Powders include … Click "Get Data" to view results. 9mm .355 147 gr XTP ® Item #35580 | 100/Box . Min Charge Max Charge Optimal Charge Bullet Make Bullet Type Primer Notes; Accurate - Nitro 100 NF: 115 gr. HDY XTP IMR 800-X .355" 1.100" 3.5 808 25,600 PSI 4 883 28,900 PSI ... Longshot (AKA Loudshot) has worked well for me for MAX power 9mm loads, but doesn't work well (at least for me) until you get close to the MAX charge. W-231 as a maximum load with a 147 gr. I pulled out my Lyman manual, and it only has hard cast data. I love loading and shooting both the 124 & 147 grain JHP rounds for target practice and defense ammo. I pulled out my Lyman manual, and it only has hard cast data. The thinly plated full metal jacket from other manufacturers is easily distorted and often breaks or separates when the bullet impacts the target. Actually this post is about the 147gr Speer Gold Dot and reloading it to 1000 fps out of a Glock 17. Hornady ® FMJ bullets are built with a rugged jacket and the difference in performance is clear.

If anyone wants to get into this, please start your own thread. Reloading data for the Hornady XTP 124 GR 9mm Jacketed Hollow Point . Discussion in 'Handloading and Reloading' started by JohnhenrySTL, Jul 31, 2017. Hornady ® FMJ handgun bullets have long served as a standard for target shooting applications. Then I looked at the current jacketed load data for Accurate #7 and the Hornady XTP isn't even listed now which makes me more paranoid. It is not about the preference of the 124 or 147 weight for any specific use. Set your sights on pistol reloading data. A carbine length barrel can do it with many loads. ... 147 GR. 9mm Luger / 9mm Parabellum (Using 147 GR Hornady Bullets) reloading data with 37 loads. Reliable performance makes the XTP ® the most popular handgun bullet for both target shooters and hunters. Ill let you know how they turn out. 1.100 in. So, I’ve written about reloading the Hornady 147 grain JHP round on a different post and now I want to talk about the 124 grain Hornady XTP JHP. Most manuals stop at 147 grains, though Hodgdon and Vihtavuori have data for 150 grain bullets. Using bullets from Hornady HP-BT-XTP. jacketed bullets and W-231. I use 3.4gr of Titegroup under 147gr Precision Delta FMJ at 1.15OAL.