Apr 17, 2008 · With those two bullets 124g is 124g. You will be safe using the data for one to the other. The variable in using data for same weight and caliber projectiles of different designs is the amount of bullet in contact with the Bbl you have a max or near max pressure load for a bullet with a sharp long nose, like a HP or an X bullet, and you …

Jul 31, 2011 · SFIRE - sintered metal bullet (frangible, I believe this is a brand, like saying GDHP for Gold Dot Hollow point when all it really is a jacketed hollow point. that is Speer brand specific) LRN - Lead Round Nose LCN - Lead Conical Nose (cone shaped but usually with a small flat point) CFP - ... I had to Google this one and I'm still not sure. Conical Flat Point? This one and LCN may just be the ...

Apr 9, 2014 · I pulled some reload data from the Hodgon reload center and a left with some questions. SPR - Speer SIE - Sierra HDY - Hornaday in question is -- 124 GR. BERB HBRN TP BERB - Berry Bullets ????? HBRN - Hollow base round nose ???? TP - ????? 125 GR LCN LCN - ????? Somewhere I recall seeing a list of standard bullet types. But, can't seem to ...

Jan 24, 2015 · Ok here goes I purchased some Rainer 115 RN for my 9mm. I found loading data for Rainier Bullets from a post on here. The info gives OAL at 1.169. My question is what is the minimum OAL. In the Lyman book there is no specific data for the 115 RN only the 115 JHP. Can I seat the bullet to the...

Mar 10, 2014 · This is the closest I found for a 125 grain lead bullet: HS-6 .356" 1.125" 5.9gr start 1,023fps 24,400 CUP 6.6gr max 1,124fps 30,700 CUP I was told by one of the powder manufacturers to use 125 grain data for 124 grain bullets.

Feb 14, 2016 · I simply showed what MY manuals reported for 115gn lead bullets. If you trust one source, then have at it. Just remember, every one of those manuals was done with the same weight bullet and the same named powder and they all used pressure tests per SAAMI requirements. Also, was Hornady referencing the MAX load or the start load?

Mar 23, 2015 · I'd like to check if a particular load is safe: 9mm 125gr LCN 3.7gr titegroup @ 1.08" with CCI SPP #500 I have a lot of rounds worked up at an OAL of 1.125 and I'm not at the max load, but I'm having a problem with the rounds jamming into …

Jun 26, 2021 · I'm having trouble finding load data for BERRY'S 124 hybrid hollow point. Anyone shooting these 9mm out of a glock 17 or 34 using TiteGroup?

Feb 21, 2016 · Currently, the recommendation seems to be to load using lead bullet data or, starting at the start load, work to the mid-range of jacketed data. So, you don't load plated up to jacketed max loads, unless they are heavy plated and the manufacturer says you can.

Jul 16, 2011 · Once you find the right combination of bullet and load, there will be little leading to deal with. If you are like a lot of us and like to shoot often, using lead bullets helps your shooting dollar go further and therefore worth the trouble to work out a good load/bullet combo. Another good option would be to use a good plated bullet.