What do you guys think?
I just bought a Witness P 9mm full size pistol. I have several hundred loaded cb rounds left from an old Ruger 89 I used to shoot. On my first trip to the range I found that the gun shot right where I aimed using Federal FMJ and with my cb reloads.
So here's my question. When I reviewed my reload notebook, I saw that I had loaded my cb rounds over 4.7 grains of Bullseye. When I looked on the internet I saw that most folks were using far less Bullseye for 9mm. So I checked my Lee data and sure enough Lee suggests 4.7 as a starting load and 4.9 as a max. for the 125 gr cb. I hand measure every round so I know my loads are pretty consistent.
So what do you think. Is 4.7 too hot for the gun?
Also, I just picked up a Lee TL356-124-TC mold to use for plinking and informal target shooting. I have lots of Bullseye, so I will probably continue with the same powder. Do you have any favorite Bullseye load for the Lee mold? Also, do you size from that mold. I loaded a few dummy rounds and they chambered perfectly, so my thought was to leave them alone.
Thanks for your thoughts!
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