Cast Boolits 16" carbine

[flipajig]

I just picked up a Ruger PC9 and I'm wanting to shoot our favrit Boolits in it I've been shooting them in my Ruger P95 wit some very good results has any one done this yet.
I'm useing Tula small pistol primer with a dose of HP 38.
Thank you
Flip

[Chicken Thief]

Slow down and take a deep breath of air, then start again!
Your ramblings are gibberish.

[flipajig]

Ok if I'm talking jiberish then in redneck terms
Has anyone loaded cast bullets for a 9mm carbine usein abfast burning pistol powder or do I need to look at a slower powder like 2400 or H110 and I know this out on a ledge I've never gone there before useing this type of powder but has some one.
I hope this is not to much jiberish.

[Dutch4122]

I have heard that Accurate Arms #7 was developed for semi-automatic pistol rounds fired in carbine length barrels. It's burn rate is similar to Blue Dot, IMR-800X, etc. It is a ball type pistol powder and runs through a powder measure like a dream.

I have Accurate's #2 manual and they list loads with #7 for weights from 90 grns up to 147 grns. I'm sure you could find a load for your boolit with AA#7 that your carbine would like.

Hope this helps,:popcorn:

[Lonegun1894]

As to the idea of using 2400, I understand the concept, but dont think there is enough case capacity in the 9x19 case to make it more effective than a faster powder would be. So I would stay with something faster. I have always used Unique or Bullseye for 9x19, including when I was loading for a friends carbine years ago.