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<blockquote data-quote="thor447" data-source="post: 3562298" data-attributes="member: 24867"><p>Since those Xtreme plated need to be loaded basically the same as cast/coated bullets. You can use their load data for the Acme coated 115gr RN as your starting off point and develop further from there. You could load a 4.0, but that's pretty low. On the Alliant website, they only show the max load. An excellent reference is ShootersReference.com. Specifically, take a look at:</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/9-mm-luger/" target="_blank">https://www.shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/9-mm-luger/</a></p><p></p><p>It shows 4.2 min to 4.7 max for that load. I remember testing SP with Xtreme 115gr's and I found a sweet spot at 4.3 to 4.4 grains. Your mileage may vary, but keep within the published load data, especially when beginning. If you find yourself seating much deeper than the published COAL, back off your charge a bit and work your way up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thor447, post: 3562298, member: 24867"] Since those Xtreme plated need to be loaded basically the same as cast/coated bullets. You can use their load data for the Acme coated 115gr RN as your starting off point and develop further from there. You could load a 4.0, but that's pretty low. On the Alliant website, they only show the max load. An excellent reference is ShootersReference.com. Specifically, take a look at: [URL]https://www.shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/9-mm-luger/[/URL] It shows 4.2 min to 4.7 max for that load. I remember testing SP with Xtreme 115gr's and I found a sweet spot at 4.3 to 4.4 grains. Your mileage may vary, but keep within the published load data, especially when beginning. If you find yourself seating much deeper than the published COAL, back off your charge a bit and work your way up. [/QUOTE]
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