Rapidrob
04-20-2019, 08:25 PM
I was not having much luck with accuracy out of my 9mm Largo Destroyer Carbine using a 124 grain bullet made for the "Luger" at 200 meters.
I would get gross fliers for no apparent reason. ( bullet speed plus/minus did not help)
My bore is tight but hates Berry's Plated bullets as well as most of the common cast 9mm Luger bullets.
I remembered I had a bullet mold for my .357 that was made for shooting Silhouette targets,which I did in the past.
The bullet,when lubed/ sized to .357 and gas checked weighs 190 grains. It has a long body,large grease groove and a Keith nose.
Out of my pistol it shot very well.
I fired several loads into my bullet-trap with the carbine and found the maximum safe load was 3.8 grains of Unique. Anymore would be dangerous with this bullet. Start with 3.5 grains and work up 1/10th of a grain.
Loading from my double-stack magazine was not a problem with this heavy, blunt nosed bullet.
At the range today, this bullet was very accurate at 200 meters. With the leaf site erected,and the sight bar at the lowest setting the bullet hit high center in our target. The was no pressure problems,no leading and "flight Time" was faster than I expected. It was almost dead calm so the bullet flew true to the target. The 12x14" AR500 scale Torso target was easy to hit. The bullet disintegrated upon impact and left a very large mark. You could clearly hear the target ring when struck.
For what this little carbine is, I was pleased how well it shot using this bullet.
If your Destroyer carbine is shooting poorly with the "standard" 9mm Luger bullets, give this bullet a try. you may bring new life into your little gun.
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I would get gross fliers for no apparent reason. ( bullet speed plus/minus did not help)
My bore is tight but hates Berry's Plated bullets as well as most of the common cast 9mm Luger bullets.
I remembered I had a bullet mold for my .357 that was made for shooting Silhouette targets,which I did in the past.
The bullet,when lubed/ sized to .357 and gas checked weighs 190 grains. It has a long body,large grease groove and a Keith nose.
Out of my pistol it shot very well.
I fired several loads into my bullet-trap with the carbine and found the maximum safe load was 3.8 grains of Unique. Anymore would be dangerous with this bullet. Start with 3.5 grains and work up 1/10th of a grain.
Loading from my double-stack magazine was not a problem with this heavy, blunt nosed bullet.
At the range today, this bullet was very accurate at 200 meters. With the leaf site erected,and the sight bar at the lowest setting the bullet hit high center in our target. The was no pressure problems,no leading and "flight Time" was faster than I expected. It was almost dead calm so the bullet flew true to the target. The 12x14" AR500 scale Torso target was easy to hit. The bullet disintegrated upon impact and left a very large mark. You could clearly hear the target ring when struck.
For what this little carbine is, I was pleased how well it shot using this bullet.
If your Destroyer carbine is shooting poorly with the "standard" 9mm Luger bullets, give this bullet a try. you may bring new life into your little gun.
240161
240162
240163