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Britton Scott.
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October 27, 2021 at 7:29 am #363711
Jacob Wilcox
KeymasterNovember 26, 2021 at 3:48 pm #390994Peter Turner
ParticipantI have loaded and shot thousands of rounds of RMR 124 FMJ FN, aka Matchwinner.
3.8gr Titegroup, COAL 1.075. Feeds and shoots in all of my 9mm pistols including the short throat CZ. 1048 fps average muzzle velocity from Sig P226 9mm 4.4″ barrel. Titegroup has a very quick pressure pulse but this load is quite smooth for good all around shooting. 100% powder burn.
Hodgdon Longshot 5.5gr, yields a powerful 1160fps, COAL 1.075″.
For a real punch Power Pistol 6.2 gr, COAL 1.075″ yields 1226fps. The felt recoil pulse is really solid and QuickLoad puts the chamber pressure near max so be careful and have a solid gun for this. COAL lengthened to 1.100″ reduces chamber pressure prediction to a more reasonable but high level, or reduce the powder charge. Only about 85% of powder is burnt in 4.4 inches.
The 3.8gr Titegroup, COAL 1.075 is just a great and safe everyday load IMO.
December 2, 2021 at 4:30 pm #393525George
Participant4.2 gr Titegroup, COAL 1.115.
Have shot many of these in a VP9, VP9SK and CZ75 action. No pressure signs on brass, no extraction issues. Keeps good accuracy at 50 yards. Also works great for bowling pin matches with the MPR head.
December 9, 2021 at 11:15 am #394567David Zakar
ParticipantI also use 4.2gr TG, loaded to about 1.106. No pressure signs or other such issues. A little hotter than I think is strictly necessary, but keeps me in power factor for competition.
December 9, 2021 at 8:16 pm #394901Britton Scott
ParticipantI use these bullets(124 fmj fn) with 4.7gr of be-86 loaded to 1.100. No issues and excellent accuracy.
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