9mm load

[Dustinxxx]

Anyone know of a good 9mm load for the 102 gr? i like to use bullseye. just bought the mold but cant find any load data for it.

[Larry Gibson]

With Bullseye start at 3.5 gr and work up to 5 gr. Stop with whatever works for you and your handgun. That's what I did with the Lee 356-102-1R.

Larry Gibson

[thegreatdane]

I really like how that 102 shoots in my XD. I'm using Titegroup.

[DanM]

+1 on the TiteGroup. When you run out of bullseye, you should think about trying some for your 9x19 pistols.
Works well with .45acp 230s and 200s too.

[thegreatdane]

+1 on the TiteGroup. When you run out of bullseye, you should think about trying some for your 9x19 pistols.
Works well with .45acp 230s and 200s too.

Agree. It's a great powder. 38spc loves it too.

[HiVelocity]

I inherited an 8-lb keg of TiteGroup and thought, "It will take me forever to use all this up!" Well, I hope so anyway.

This is a great powder for "short and small" cases. Like the others expressed, use it in all .380, 9mm, .40 S&W, .38 Special, 45ACP, and others.

I just completed making a handful of 38 Special "Shotshells" with 4.6 grains of TiteGroup. Shouldl work well for snakes here in SC.

Just my $.02 worth. Enjoy!

HV in SC

[canyon-ghost]

I experimented with Bullseye and the 9mm, using the 125 grain Devastator mold, it's hollowpoint. Using new cases, I had to reduce the load to 3.2 grains of Bullseye. The tiny case runs some pressure. If you use it in an automatic with 1:18.35 twist, then it's possible to run it up to 3.8 grains of Bullseye.
Myself and another member compared notes on the same S&W 5906 in the Chat Room.

Maybe that will help,
Ron