95 gr. .356 in 9MM ?

[lonewolf5347]

I load and shoot the 380 cal. and have on have a extra box of Missouri bullets
95 gr. R.N.
I wonder can these be used in the 9MM case (http://viglink.pgpartner.com/rd.php?r=5316&m=764749977&q=n&rdgt=1437751734&it=1438183734&et=1438356534&priceret=4.79&pg=%7E%7E3&k=49caed8d72bb7d481f70ee398010a8d2&source=feed&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eamazon%2Ecom%2Fdp%2FB0000C5 1RM%2Fref%3Dasc%5Fdf%5FB0000C51RM3785611%3Fsmid%3D A30DGGRQPDAP9Y%26tag%3Dpgmp%2D1444%2D01%2D20%26lin kCode%3Ddf0%26creative%3D395109%26creativeASIN%3DB 0000C51RM&st=feed&mt=%7E%7E%7E%7E%7E%7E%7E%7En%7E%7E%7E)?

[Ed_Shot]

I'm not familiar with your boolit, but the Lyman 356242 (92 gr) RN is fantastic in both .380 and 9MM. I size to .358 for both. If your boolit is .356 and your 9MM likes .356 you are in business.

[Bzcraig]

You bet! And lots of published load data to get you started.

[lonewolf5347]

I run 115 gr. at .356 in the gun at 1.111
the 95 grain bullet maybe 1.050
powder will be bulleye

[bedbugbilly]

Third Edition of the Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook has loading data for the 358-242 92 gr. RN for 9mm. I normally use the 358-242 121 gr. RN version in my 9mm. I have the 92 grain mold - just haven't had time to get any cast to try in the 9mm yet. I purchased the 92 gr mold as I was planning on getting a .380 (have a friend who shoots a .380) but opted for a 9mm Shield instead. No reason your boolits shouldn't work.

The Lyman book has data for 11 different powders - Bulls Eye, Red Dot, Green Dot, Unique, 700X, etc. If you need a copy - PM me with your e-mail and I'll be happy to send a scan in PDF Just for you information - for the 358-242 RN - 92 gr., they show a cartridge overall length of 1.045" for 9mm Luger.