Im looking for a good load under the sound barrier if you please. I currently have some bullseye and some blue dot to use up. I was going to try 4.1 gn's of bullseye does that sound about right to anyone.
seems like a good time to visit the alliant website. www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/default.aspx
are you sure the bullets are not 123 or 124gr?
Isn't bullseye a fast burning powder? if you want really nice slow 9mm look into a 147gr and about 3.5gr of unique..in a glock, they will drop the brass at your feet. handloads.com shows you load to be fine..some recommend a little higher, but speed is about 1195 or so. I run lead 9mm a little slower.
are you sure the bullets are not 123 or 124gr?
Isn't bullseye a fast burning powder? if you want really nice slow 9mm look into a 147gr and about 3.5gr of unique..in a glock, they will drop the brass at your feet. handloads.com shows you load to be fine..some recommend a little higher, but speed is about 1195 or so. I run lead 9mm a little slower.
I mold these out of a lee 6 cavity. They are the micro groove, tumble lubed. Ill reweigh them and double check but Im positive 120 grains. Bullseye is kinda fast burning your right. I guess since Ill be shooting these alot I could try out a new powder. Ive never used unique who makes it and is that all that is on the label? Would it be good for 120 gn.? Thanks for the input.
I use bullseye with my 124gr (weigh out at 118 with my alloy) lee round nose and I load them with like 3.3 grains of bullseye... they're nice.
Ive been running 4 gns of universal clays under 124 lead round nose. pretty mushy in my 1911 with a 10lb recoil spring.
I was gonna try 4.1 of the bullseye and you say your going w/ 3.3 badger. Any idea of how fast they and what are you shooting them out of. I shoot various 9mm but mostly PX4 Berreta and SIG PRO.I need chrono bad.
Hopefully if its dry Ill go out and shoot some sunday and haul off some brush. Ill load up some trials if it goes well Ill let yall know.
