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This thread was created for the Miha 9mm 125gn HP mold Group Buy boolit. Please share your favorite loads as you have opportunity.
My load is:
Mixed cases
Rem or Win primers
50/50 WW/PB + tin for 1.5% total
Water dropped and sized to 0.357"
4.0gr Unique
COAL ???? (I'll check after work)
Chronos at around 1050 fps.
Hey, could you look this up when you have a moment? Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by buyobuyo
My COAL is 1.085".
So far my favorite load has been:
5.6 grains HS-6
CCI 500 Primers
Either the hollow point or penta pin bullets (haven't tried it as a solid)
Cast of 50% WW and 50% pure with 2% tin added
Sized to .358"
Winchester cases (left over from firing WW white box ammo)
Lars' 2500 + lube
C.O.L = 1.130"
My COL may seem a bit long, but they run fine in my pistol without any problems.
I shoot these out of my SIG P225 and get zero leading and great accuracy @ 25 yards.
CPL Lou
I also plan on trying out loads using Unique, Blue Dot and AA 5.
I have to wait until I get more use of my right arm and more feeling in my left hand 1st though. It seems my TBI and MS have conspired to temporarily (hopefully) take me out of action. [smilie=b:
All the other data will remain the same as to cases, primers, etc.
I'll have to dig out my old chrony, camera and some gallon water jugs while I am at it.
Might as well do it right ! :smile:
CPL Lou
I load alot of 9s with 3.6 grains of aa2.
3.5 grains of Bullseye, 50/50 lube, sized .358 in a .38 Spl. In a 77/357 Ruger. Quarter sized groups at 50 Yds.
tag ,got 1k casted was cking load data to load em up . just buit a 9mm ar .
50/50 WW/Pb water dropped with 5.4 gr. of Russian Unique in the 9mm Largo. Mr. opposum never knew what hit him.
Here's one I use. I think oal was 1.10, water dropped wheel weight, lube was carnuba red, sized to .358. I tried several different powders, 231, universal, unique, bullseye, hs6, all leaded the barrel some less than others, then I tried 4756 and the load shown. All came together, the hi-point carbine really shoots this combo.
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...02-11_1610.jpg
Interesting. I wouldn't have thought of water dropping 50/50. I'm going to have to give that a go.Quote:
Originally Posted by 45 2.1
That's a nice looking group with your HiPoint, Rusty. That's the sort of group I'm going to see if I can achieve with this boolit, but in my Glock. We'll see. Here's my benchmark, with Precision Delta JRNs.
Here's BeeMan's post on the group buy thread. Thanks for posting, BeeMan.
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Originally Posted by BeeMan
My preferred load giving much better accuracy than I ever achieved with jacketed or plated bullets
Geco cases
Magtech primers
Water dropped range scrap
BAC Lube
Sized to 0.358"
4.2gr VV N340
COAL 1.085"
Chronos at 1050 fps from a Smith & Wesson M&P9
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c40/rbaz/IMG_8171.jpg
http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c40/rbaz/IMG_8176.jpg
Did you simply choose an OAL that worked for your barrel and then just worked up the powder charge until you found accuracy or ran into a guestimated fps limit?
I'm just curious since the only VV 9mm loads I can find always have a COAL of 1.142".
Thanks. I just got in a pound of N340 to try, so we'll see how I fare.
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Originally Posted by richfr
My latest combination is:
Mihec bullet sized .358" cast from 50/50 Clipon WW and soft, air cooled.
lotac or BAC lube
mixed range brass
I've used Wolf, Winchester, and CCI primers
4.5g WSF
OAL 1.115"
Shoots really well in my STI Spartan, and a couple of Glocks (Shhhhhhh)
I tried tumble lubing with 45/45/10, and got some leading, may try that again now that I have my sizing issues figured out.
old thread but given the popularity of this bullet I'll bump it.
water dropped wheel weight
Felix lube
sized .357
misc. range brass
Win sm pistol primer
1.085" oal
4.4 gr Unique OR 4.0 gr Red Dot
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Shooting 3.6gn of ETR7 with the slug cast at ~11Bhn + PC (both ESPC and BBDT).
Excellent accuracy out of my M1-9mm carbine.
His 6 banger 9mm NLG mold is another BIG winner in my book also!!!!!!
banger
Here are light loads that have worked well for me with this bullet in 9mm:
2.9 grains Clays
3.5-3.7 grains W231/HP38
4.0 grains Universal
4.4 grains Unique
One of the best uses for this bullet is in re-creating the Federal Nyclad .38 Special 125-grain load. Cast of soft alloy and loaded over a max load of W231, I got excellent accuracy and decent expansion through denim shooting a S&W 442 snubby.
What COAL for these loads did you use?Quote:
Originally Posted by Low Budget Shooter