9mm OAL with JRN 115gr.

Stan, I suggest using the barrel, in which you intend to shoot these loads, as a case gauge. I load 124gr Nukes at 1.15 for my G19. I have to load the same projectile at 1.06 for my CZ P01. My CZ Shadow 2 falls somewhere in the middle.
Good luck,
Dave

Stan, when hand loading, patience is a virtue. You’ll get it figured out. Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts. Just follow your published data and be fine.
Best of luck,
Dave

I’ve been loading this bullet to 1.135 with absolutely no problems , UNTIL the day my daughter brought her new Springer EMP home . With factory ammo , no problems , with my reloaded ammo its as you described , a” jam-o-matic” . I figured out it is a tight chamber , so I bought a Lee undersized pistol die and a 9mm case guage . Now all my reloaded 9mm is sized with the undersize die and checked with the case guage . If the case guages correctly and falls out on its own when I turn it over , it will function flawlessly in her gun . If it is a little “fat” and wont fall out of the guage correctly , then it gets fired in any of our other 9’s . When you use once fired brass you have to take the good with the bad , and what I think is happening is some of the cases are fired from large chambers like Glocks . I would say that about 5 to 10 % of my cases wont resize and guage small enough for her gun ,so these boxes are marked “NO EMP”. It is kind of a pain but really not that big of a deal , besides that little 3″ EMP is really a tackdriver and I wish I would have bought one.