“CHEAP” is not the WORD; say, “inexpensive !” Cheap speaks to quality - the quality was THERE.

Great to hear, the load master was my first progressive press after I retired my Lee "O" Press and thanks for the Kel-Tec info, I own both the 380 and the 9mm. Never got that kind of load data from my semi-autos. My 38 special wad cutters are another story. Thanks again for a great video!

This was great. I've loaded almost 20yrs in pistol and rifle of all kinds. My most exhaustive testing was in pistol, 9mm, 124gr. I found MG JHPs and VV N340 with S&B SPP was the most accurrate, and consistent. Dozens of bullets, weights, 9 powders, and 5 primers and these were SD under 4. Competing with them was soft shooting but cycled my XDm 5.25 competition gun flawlessly. I learned later the standard twist on those XD-Ms naturally shoot 147gr best, but found the MG JHP was my best test in both the factory and Bar Sto barrels. My magic load.

3.3 grains of Titegroup with a 147 grain plated bullet and a OAL of 1.145” to 1.150” yielding 890 to 910 FPS out of CZ P10F, CZ P10C, CZ SP01 Shadow, & G34. Using either CCI or Winchester standard primers.

I was so glad to see you pull out that PF-9. I have one and love it, but there are so many bad reviews about it. Unfortunately mine looks worse for the wear than yours. But it has had the sweat, lake water, and about anything else you can think of and it just keeps on shooting. Love it! Thanks for the great video and information.

I don’t think Lee gets enough credit. My Dad gave me a Lee Turret press 20 years ago and I really like it. It’s a good compromise between a single stage and a progressive press. Could it be better? Yeah but it’s a solid value. Did I mention I’ve had mine 20 years? I get great results from mine and I highly recommend it to anyone who’s on a budget.

Love it when you share good useable load data on something people actually want. Would love to see what It does out of a longer barrel and see if it will stay subsonic.

That is absolutely amazing. Thank you for making this video!

147gr Everglades bullets, 4.1gr N340 1.15OAL has been my best load for subsonic 9mm.

@AP-bk2lq

4 жыл бұрын

Thank for the info

loading 147 gold dot, power pistol powder, from 4 grain and up in .2 increments, going to range to try them out.

@davedave2941

4 жыл бұрын

TTiger 8626 N320 with 147gr is my Special K 🤩 then swage down some 158gr 357 bullets ... you will get Hollywood thwack thwack thwack!

@calebmarlowe9316

2 жыл бұрын

You'll likely have good results, as long as it isn't dark. Great velocities, also great fireball

Gavin, what a wonderful story. I've spent my life in manufacturing and I spend my money in this sport based on the quality, not the expense. High cost does not always translate into better quality. Great job!

@jasonisfamous6544

2 жыл бұрын

any 9mm recommendations for my apc9 pro glock lower, no supressor yet

@mikeperry2561

2 жыл бұрын

@@jasonisfamous6544 not sure who you are asking. Recommendations as it relates to what specifically?

This is the same load I use for 9mm plinking. 147gr RN with 4.2gr of CFE Pistol. Very accurate for me

@alonsoarellanocarryoptics

2 жыл бұрын

I use 4.0 cfe with berry 147 grain and starline brass for my uspsa competition ammo

I remember watching a video a few years ago with Larry Vickers shooting his 338 Lapua (suppressed vs unsuppressed). At 1300y, he was having issues hitting the target unsuppressed, but when he added his suppressor, he was able to hit the 1300y target rather consistently. So that drop in velocity you were seeing unsuppressed makes sense.

Gavin, I've been EDC Remington subsonic 147gr HTP JHPs for years now, only bc they are consistently the most accurate-for me-in my carry guns (G43 & G43X). I very much want to begin loading my own cartridges such as you do here. It would be very interesting to see a comparison of your developed loads vs the more commonly available factory offerings in subsonic 147s. Thank you, great information on the channel!

I switched to Berrys bullets 2 years ago and love them!

I love the Berry's copper flashed bullets in my .357. Perfect for sub 1200 fps practice loads. I agree with the consistency.

If one good thing came from the lockdown it was this. Glad you published this load too

@Ultimatereloader

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!!!

If I could give you 10 stars for this video, I would. These advices on loads are great.

My go-to competition load in 9mm, using Titegroup shows S.D. into single digits every time I've checked it. Love seeing that I'm not the only one who really enjoys this.

Back when the FBI did the test that crowned 147 gr subsonic as a winner, before the internet and home computers. I got a few box of 147gr Hornady jhp, but I had no data so I called Hornady and ask for the ballistics department and made a request of the ice guy on the phone I most have been very good because he sent me a copy of there work-up book including the page with the original FBI loading data. All of this was stamped confidential not for public release. I still keep it in my loading manual and still load the original FBI loads with unique powder. I don’t Hornady publishes a load for unique in their manual.

with a new ap5 in the safe and a suppressor a couple months out I came back here and ordered 1k 147gr. berrys while watching! thanks for all you do!

My pet 147gr subsonic loading is Alliant Bullseye and X-Treme bullets. Challenge was not over-pressuring the PC9 carbine, but still enough umph to reliably cycle the G17 with the same load. I get an avg StDev of about 12 out of the PC9, and 15 out of the G17 using LabRadar... plenty good enough for me for a common carbine/pistol load.

Some great numbers I might have to give this load a try.

I swear everytime someone pull out their concealed carry firearm to show it and a round comes out when they rack it, my heart melts and I fall in love. There are very few people who carry with a loaded chamber, or for better words: there are very few people who understand how concealed carry works. kudos to you dude!

@hardball107

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds strange, everyone I know that EDC carries a round in the chamber.

@whitexeno

Жыл бұрын

@@hardball107 He must hang out with a lot of fuds haha.

@44hawk28

4 ай бұрын

I find that the most people I run across, always carry with a loaded chamber, usually because they want to survive the gunfight. If you're not going to carry your firearm loaded why are you carrying it at all

@Manfred-cf9rn

4 ай бұрын

I ALWAYS CARRY with a round in a chamber..and NOT LOCKED..😮 I CARRY A REVOLVER! 😅😂

Thanks for the shout-out!

@Ultimatereloader

4 жыл бұрын

Graham Baates you bet!

I have carried my PF9 almost every day for 12 years! I love it :)

@skm9420

4 жыл бұрын

I don't miss the recoil from mine I had

I’ve used a bunch of the berry’s 9hp pro’s. Had good luck. I’m a little surprised that your go to daily carry is a kel tech. It must be doing something right if you’ve carried it for 15 years! Great video

Wow that is great numbers. My favorite load is a Lee tl356-124-2r bullet with 4.2gr of titegroup.

Ive had good results with Rainier bullets, sad they closed doors. I'll definitely have to check out the Berrys

I use 2 Lee Loadmaster presses, had them for more than a decade. love them (for the money). Yes I have to fiddle once in a while, I'm a retired machinist. It's ten months later than your vid, hope everyone bought their components when this was made back last May when you could still buy anything....

Lee presses and dies all I use. Only time I’ve got standard deviation near that low was with 45 colt believe it or not. Lee TL-452-230-TC bullet I cast, Alliant green Dot powder, CCI 300 primer, Starline brass. Revolver was S&W model 25-25 6.5” barrel. I really enjoyed your video. That 9mm load is awesome and I’ve been wanting to try CFE powder for a while now. Thanks for sharing and awesome video!

This is a true story, and I don't really care if anyone doubts it. (There is _probably_ still some documentation _somewhere_ that would confirm it.) Many years ago -- maybe 40 - 45 years ago -- I had a 9mm and decided I wanted to do some reloading, but, could not afford a loader and all the mandatory accoutrements to go with it. But when discussing this at the local gun store (small town MI), I was told I could do it with a "Lee Loader" which I'd never heard of. And so, I was quickly outfitted with a Lee Loader, a jar of Hercules Bullseye, and a box of 158 grain lead bullets. And no, that's not a typo. I found a recipe for 9mm reloads using Hercules Bullseye and 158 grain bullets -- and no, it didn't blow up my gun, and yes, it _did_ cycle it properly. Before haw-haw what a MOH-rahn I was, keep in mind that this was the 1970s, when the Internet was barely functional even for those in the Ivy League's ivory towers -- and the "big day" when _commercial_ entities would be allowed online (meaning that _large_ corporate entities could exchange email and files (via FTP for the latter) was something anticipated, but not yet in existence. And things like sophisticated email _clients_ were _far_ in the future -- as was "the web." So, my recipes came from whatever slips were included with the Lee Loader or the jar of powder or whatever else they gave me at the gun store. I doubt that heavy a bullet is still suggested as a 9mm load, simply because I'm pretty sure that if it were, we'd be hearing about it! And yet I can confirm that at least for me, it _did_ work. As to how _well_ it worked, I've no idea at all. For all I know it would penetrate a half inch into a gel block, or maybe require a ton of elevation due to a two foot drop at 25 yards (I doubt the latter, though, and do exaggerate, but you get my point). All I know for sure is that it was sufficiently powerful as to be able to reliably punch a hole in a paper target. That said, I'd be curious to know if anyone is still using that weight, and how it works for them.

@Brian10962001

Жыл бұрын

I’ve done it a few times. Lee sizer to run them down to .356 I always used a faster powder (titegroup or 231). The loads were really light and getting a profile to chamber consistently was a challenge but we have done it. The 165 grain Berry’s made it kind of extra work for no real benefit.

I just started using Ramshot Silhouette and 147 grain Berrys FMJ round nose bullets. I initially used a 4.8 grain load and a recommended (by Berry's) OAL of 1.16. The Chronograph read ~1075 ft/sec average out of 5 rounds. This was hotter than I wanted, so I dialed it back to 4.3. This got me down to 950 ft/sec average on 5 bullets. I dropped it down to 4.1 and got an average of ~875 ft/sec. This is exactly where I wanted to be and they cycled without issue in my P226. So far... I like it. Now I'm gonna try out a similar test using HS-6.

Just thinking loud, maybe the consistency between different barrel length is the magnum primer that you used, maybe a good idea is do the same recipe only changing the primers to see if you get the same result. Thanks for the information that you share with us.

@captaingrey6336

4 жыл бұрын

I've been told by someone smarter than me that using magnum primers in non-magnum cartridges will increase the burn rate so the single digit S.D. makes sense to me.

@skm9420

4 жыл бұрын

@@captaingrey6336 makes sense that's the point of Magnum primers not only do they have harder cups but also more priming

Pretty impressive with the little Kel Tec

Really pretty amazing - nice to see great results from a relatively eco set up

@Ultimatereloader

4 жыл бұрын

Agree- an "Adventure in Economy" :)

I don’t normally mess with reloading 9 mm, but when I do, it’s Berry’s 147 grain round nose over 3.8 grains Longshot powder and a CCI 500 primer.

3.2gr Tight Group, in IVI brass with Federal SPP and a CamPro 147gr flat point. I've shot hundreds of thousands of that load, perfect for the action shooting sports. 130pf

Great video and info.

Hats off to you for just shooting that PF9, it hates my hand.

Well shit, I’ve been waiting for those berrys 147s to come back into stock for months... I guess everyone else will be now as well...

It's not the Wand, it's the Wizard Well done! I have a Howa 7.62x39, it'll be the first caliber I plan on reloading just because they're aren't that many options and I'd love to see how far I can push the precision.

Awesome video!!!

Kinda wondering if the low SD of the keltec was due to the short barrel being less opportunity for stacked tolerances to take effect. Still, pretty awesome results! Love your channel and content Gavin, keep,it up! I'll continue to turn new reloaders onto it at the store

Best reloading chanel on yt

That's very interesting & fantastic results. I gave loaded 147 fmj for many years. Outstanding results & I'm still using Win. AA shotgun powder .🥴 Looking forward to the CMMG BANCHEE 10MM. Gotta have one as well.

I’m getting into reloading and I grab some 147 gr Bullets and cfe pistol powder this gave me so much confidence to get my first set done and tested would like to get a chronograph soon thanks a lot!

I’ve been using the Berry’s 147gr RN with Titegroup for years with nothing less than outstanding results.

Love watching all these videos. Super informative. You wanna send that Kel-Tec to my shop I will slap some cerakote on for ya make it look brand new. My treat for making all these kick ass videos

3.2 gr Tite group, 147 gr blue bullets (coated lead), 933 FPS. Pretty common competition recipe. Made buckets of these. Wish I had a rest to test off.

I've had great results with 3.1 grns of Alliant Sport Pistol behind a 147 grn Hi-Tek coated Acme or Bayou bullet. My best SDs are with Federal Gold Medal Match primers. I've had more consistent loads with Sport Pistol Powder than with CFE Pistol.

I’ve loaded probably 3000 rounds of that exact load for shooting suppressed (on a turret press 😬). So enjoyable to shoot though.

Titegroup is my favorite 9mm subsonic powder.

I recently tested a .38 Super load utilizing Power Pistol and a home cast 160 grain Lyman/Thompson SWC GC’s sized.356. Velocity was 1057 from a 4” barrel with an ES of 14. SD was 5 or 6. I was definitely surprised.

love my load master... may do a vid on the tricking up of too :)

Most excellent presentation

Great video! Great results! I am in the middle of the same process except using cci primers. If you can?? What was the oal you were using? Thanks for all the great vids

Bullseye Shooting is about subsonic ~ 800 Fps into the X ring at 25 yards off hand, 1 handed. There is a history of accuracy in handguns moving slow. The Random Rest was a great way to test this. Interesting primer choice. So many 357 Magnum loads do not use magnum primers. It looks like in a short case CFE Pistol likes the burn rate it receives from magnum primers.

@DimaProk

4 жыл бұрын

I believe all the reloading manuals call for magnum primer for 357 even though there is actually 1 or 2 powders that actually need it like H110 but for the sake of consistency they still list magnum primers.

Just getting started into reloading for pistol. Nice video. Perhaps your suppressor is helping by continuing to burn powder that would otherwise just be flames out the barrel? I’m having issues sourcing components and CA approved worthwhile pistols are scarce as hens teeth. Might have to break out my pristine T series BHP and try your components out.

I tried all 9mm bullets and the 147 Berry's are the best. One load that's more accurate is actually a factory load... American Eagle 147 gr... No matter what I do, I'm not able to beat the one hole groups of the AE 147 gr. Only way I can match its accuracy is with the 147 Berry's with Titegroup (3.5 gr) and the same lot of brass. After watching this video, I will be trying magnum primers. But I'll back the Titegroup load down to 3.3 gr just in case.

@Ultimatereloader

4 жыл бұрын

Nice, I agree on the Berry's 147s, awesome stuff!

My best SD is 7 with 146gr powder coated lead 983fps, good job success feels great

weird! I use the same Berrys plated 147 grain bullets with 3.4 grains of Winchester 231 small CCI pistol primers and Mix brass. it gets about 855 FPS using my trusted Chrony shooting 10 shot groups. shooting out of a stock glock 17 barrel. All this was loaded on a Square Deal B in July of this year, range temp was 110, humidity was ZERO ( that desert hot dry weather.)

I was wondering if you have tried a 165gr bullet? They are so quiet and soft. I’m not even using a suppressor.

Inacreditável mesmo!!! Parabéns pela sua pesquisa, estudo e registro🥇👏👍

I found a load for 9mm for 158 grain 4.5 grains of unique. It didn't function my glock 17 but did in my glock 19. all this at 15 yards. Group size was just over 1.75 " at 15 yards. Ammo was 158 lead cast for .38 special sized down to 9mm. Lee Alox plus Unique power makes it like cowboy Action shooting, Smokey ! Can't wait to try this in my glock 26, just waiting on a threaded barrel. Load data was from a 1970 Lyman manual I got reprinted from Cromwell publishing. The only bad thing about that manual is no c.o.a.l data. But my Best ever load with Unique is for .38 special 4.3 grains Unique with 158 gr. Flat round nose Laser cast bullets. I can literally shoot the black out of the target at 25 yards. Using my Ruger GP 100 6" barrel. And that's why I sized them down for 9mm to see if I could get the same accurate results.

I tried this load; 147gr RN and 4.2gr CFE pistol powder. WAY louder than 147gr RN and 3.4gr Titegroup through G19 and Innovative Arms 9mm can and FN 509 Tactical with Rugged Obsidian.

That's crazy! What no ransom rest for the kel tec? maybe another big surprise.

Gavin, have you tried a Labradar? I'd be very interested in your take on one of these.

I use sillouette 5.8 grains with a 115 gets me great accuracy with xtream bullets 1.150 i love this load it's fantastic

@Gavintoobe your CC piece SD was a reflection of the bullet leaving the muzzle before a SD could occur ... lololol im going to try your load in my micro 9 same length barrel ... good shooting with that piece BTW ... !!!

You can get the barrel directly from Bear Creek Arsenal as a cheaper price and free shipping!!!

I wonder if the short barrel of the KelTec is partially the reason for the incredible standard deviation. Being such a short barrel, could it be that the powder burn rate(time), primers, and barrel length caused such close fps? Point being that with a short barrel, the powder burn time(for that powder) in the barrel did not have enough time to significantly influence bullet speed resulting in a low standard deviation? The bullet exited the barrel before powder burn/rate characteristics could significantly influence velocity??? I dunno... Great results regardless!

I like that stand for shooting! Subscribing

Just first guess: The shorter the barrel, the lower the standard deviation. Less time in the barrel, so less time for differences in multiple variables to have an effect. I will rewatch this video when I load up subs. Thanks Gavintoobe.

Been messing around with 147s for awhile now. Berry's 147gr RN over 4gr of TiteGroup with CCI 500 primers. On my Chrono was getting about 983 and a SD of only 7 fps so no complaints here.

My favorite factory 9mm load to shoot suppressed is Federal Syntec 150 gr. Quiet and clean. They also make a 147 gr now, a little hotter, have not tried it yet.

Very impressive all around. Most, astonishing, I didn’t know that you carried a Kel-Ted, I must not be paying attention. I never gave them a 2nd thought. I’m thinking that bigotry has got to change...the proof is in the sd. So happy to have scored 3 bottles of CFE- Pistol just before supplies dried.

@TheMulk777

4 жыл бұрын

They're a good, American company that isn't afraid to think outside the box. They have a very diverse lineup of guns that prioritizes value and reliable performance. Made in USA!

Just awesome. I have mostly Lee equipment and have found that it takes some fiddling and patience, but if you meet it half way it can produce some great results. A buddy, who can afford to, is jumping into Dillon. And that's great. But as I know how much he shoots....? I dunno. Somehow there's gotta be some sort of quantity (how much you shoot) vs quality (how expensive do you really need). After that components, technique and precision take over.

I had issues with the priming system on my load master so had prime all my cases now.

i'm just a plinker and a ccw guy, i have a g17 and a g26... my g26 seems to shoot better than the g17, but i shoot it more for proficiency, i have not had any malfunctions in either platform using factory ammo of any kind. with ammo shortages i dry fire daily. our stores are wiped out of ammo in MinneSomolia Minnesota. i do have a reasonable cache tho....good luck, keep your head on a swivel and stay armed.

CFE Pistol is a slow powder so it won't be as quiet as something fast like Titegroup, Sport Pistol, Accurate #2 or N310/N320.

2.7 standard deviation, I don't know whether your machine Miss third grade math, but your standard deviation was 3.4 which is still quite good. And considering the load you're using and you're using a magnum primer, it's to be expected, all of the companies in Europe that make match ammo, usually use quite a hot primer because the primer sets the stage and the hotter primer tends to reduce the effect of load variance. The total deviations in that shot string was 17 ft per second, divided by 5 is 3.4

I also had the best load of my life with 147 gr pulled HST's. Stoeger STR-9SC 3.54 barrel length. 9mm 147 hst Be 86. 5.1 oal 1.120 Temperature: 42F Pressure: 29 in Hg Bullet Weight: 147 P. Factor Average: 153 P. Factor Low: 153 P. Factor High: 153 Number of shots: 5 Minimum: 1042 Maximum: 1047 Spread: 5 Average: 1044 Standard Deviation: 2 Shot # Velocity Ft/lbs P. Factor Date 1 1043 355.05 153 4/4/24 10:11:31 2 1042 354.37 153 4/4/24 10:11:37 3 1046 357.10 153 4/4/24 10:11:42 4 1047 357.78 153 4/4/24 10:11:46 5 1045 356.42 153 4/4/24 10:12:17

I’d be interested to know if you changed powder to 231 use load data to try and get same velocity, keep everything else the same if it changes anything. Then try with small pistol primers. You have a great baseline, I’d love to know if it can be beat! The other take away would be to quantify just how “magical” what you have stumbled across is. Nice work. I think I have all those components, I may try to duplicate. I’ll use a 365 and a G17.

Run a Dillon 650 with Mark7 Autodrive put a super shine job on the powder dropper areas my wife went thru chrono at last years IPSC Provincial Championships the first two shots were exactly the same and number three was only 2 fps different the officials were impressed but I was not that suprised as if all is all they should be very very close

Load on a Lee Classic Turret. Frontier 147 fmj, Fiochi small pistol primers. Somchem S121( which is now unobtainable) cant remember the fps. But was getting power factor of 132 ish. SD of 6fps from 10 rounds. From my P07. Never chronied them out of my dad's G19. As he blew my ProChrono up 1st shot

Really like the BE-86 I load it near the 1000 fps. Load data on their website. Factory Speer gold dot is 1000 fps in 4”.

147 grain 9mm loads are cool. i really like thise berry's bullets.

Your 200 rounds without an issue was an interesting comment. You understand that different press makes & models operate differently. Many users do not understand that or deny it. Most Lee product problems are operator related. The Loadmaster press is plagued by the need to read directions and understand them correctly. Being able to watch what the Directions mean is a by product of the Internet. This was a weak point in the Lee Directions for many people. For those that do mechanical repairs from manuals the press is easy to operate.

@Don.E.63

4 жыл бұрын

Livin Cincy, your exactly right, i have a Lee classic turret press and a Lee loadmaster press and when i got the LM set up all this fiddling and tweaking you hear about im not having to do any of it, it just runs and turns out excellent ammo. The only time i have to do anything to it is when i change bullet style and powder charge, Lee is underrated.

@livincincy4498

4 жыл бұрын

There are forums full of problems & solutions for other brands. They also have many aftermarket improvement s. If blue was not warranted with free forever it would not be so loved. You also pay to get free parts to the guy that breaks his constant ly. If ownership changes the warranty ends.

If you think Berry's is anything to note; you need to try some of the coated lead bullets from the major players (ACME, Missouri, Blue, Bayou, etc et al. I like ACME because they're still shipping. The 145gr RN and 115gr are both awesome!!! I like Bayou... But they are so slow) VV320 or try some Alliant Sport Pistol! It's awesome!

This is exactly the same load I use with berry's 147 gr bullets out of my S&W M&P 2.0 (also 4.2 grain of CFE Pistol). I found it to be extremely accurate for IDPA at local range.

@johnsanford3043

2 жыл бұрын

What OAL do you use?

@flashgordon99999

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnsanford3043 1.114 - 1.147

@johnsanford3043

2 жыл бұрын

@@flashgordon99999 thanks flash!

@flashgordon99999

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnsanford3043 you're welcome.

I'm curious. is there no way to restrain the pistol stand from moving due to recoil? seems to me if you lock it in place there will be less chances of human error introduced in tests. I have the FX-9 PCC from Freedom ordinance

You can reload a .40 S&W and load it with a slow powder (Longshot) and using the load by the book, you can get 1,500 FPS with 165 GR or 180 GR ......

neat combo on 147 Berry's 9mm. Another affordable option; 147 grain coated flat nose bullets from Missouri Bullet Corp and Brazos bullets. I am using them in a Sig P210A(merican, new) for NRA Precision Pistol, aka Bullseye. I would really like to know how they would do from your Ransom Rest; Swiss military acceptance criteria was 5mm at 50 meters, which close to the outdoor slow fire range of 50 yards. New powder is Winchester Winclean W244, which is very similar in burn rate to W231/HP38 (those two are same powder with different labels). Also, VihtaVouri N330 was always a prime 9mm choice but hard to obtain until recently.

I absolutely love CFE Pistol and use it for all my 9mm/Super 38 and 38 Spl/ 357 Mag. I would like to see this same test with a cast and powder coated bullet. Currently I'm loading 9mm for $.05 a round with range pickup brass (buckets of it), 4.5gr. of CFE Pistol (1150 fps.), home cast 124gr. Lee TC bullets cast out of scrap lead and powder coated and CCI SP primers bought at $35/1000 before the shortage. Very consistent and accurate out of my Walther PPS and Ruger SP101 with just enough punch to make it interesting.

Hey Gavin, I'm really new to reloading. So new I haven't even created one round yet. Still trying to find primers. I've been watching a lot of your videos and you have great information. Thank you! I have a question tho. I have seen at one of my local sportsman shops these berry's projectiles. They're selling imo for a great price. I can't seem to find load data for this projectile. Can you point me in the right direction for load data please? Maybe a link or where to find it. Thx! I do have more questions, but one at a time I guess. 😆

Awesome video! First time to your channel and really enjoyed your content. I have not reloaded yet, but was very interested in the reloader and all the components that you used. I understand with the current climate we are living in there are many shortages in reloading materials. Do you have a recommended source where I might find all the necessary components to begin to reload? Thanks for your Great video and explanation of all aspects of your work. Much appreciated 👍

@hardball107

2 жыл бұрын

You can find all the information you need on the powder manufacturers websites for loads.

Loved it, any chance you can do a load with a slower powder for 9mm specific to 16” barrels

My favorite quote(s) pretty much says it all for this video, methinks: "Truth is where you find it!" But, also... "One data point does not a trend make!" Just sayin.

@sapago4166

2 жыл бұрын

He shot the load out of 3 guns. That is enough to determine a trend.

We love reloading so check this took 9mm bullet and loaded it in a 38 special case shot fantastic there's only less than 1000s of a difference in bullet specs.🇺🇸🇺🇸