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Here's some AA#2 data for 9mm. I'd start there

From what I understand, just use 9mm load data with either a 124 or 147gr bullet.

I DO own a 929 and it was virtually impossible to shoot factory 9mm ammo. I was getting light strikes and pulled bullets. Most factory 9mm is not crimped, so bullet creep and pull was a real problem for me. Since I had to reload, I went back to my 627 since I was already loading for that.

I could never get cheap 9mm ammo to work in my 929. Lots of pulled bullets and light strikes.

Yes, so you cut a dove tail in the factory sight base?

When I shot .38 short colt in my 929 they expanded so much I couldn't get them into my .38 special sizing die.

Can you post a picture please?

I'm not sure I'm following you. I run a .250 SDM Super Sights fiber optic front sight http://www.sdmfabricating.com/Super_Sights.html It's got a bigger fiber optic than a Dawson.

I bought a few of them from Bowen, and I'm glad I did. I also bought a few SDM Super Sights fiber optic front sights, and a few Wiegand rear blades. When I die, my grandkids will inherit my fortune

1.748 long .

.252 tall .

.25 wide .

Sure, give me a couple of hours and I'll get them for you.

If you need the dimensions let me know, and I'll measure mine.

Wiegand is out too https://www.jackweigand.com/interfs.html I would think anybody with the tools to cut the barrel could make you one. It's not that complex of a part.

I really like Zero bullets, but they're about $0.14 each now. I used to order them because they were cheap. Now I use RMR at $0.10.

I load 4.2 of Win 231 for my 9mm pistol, but drop down to 3.8 for my 16" AR9 with a Scheel Roller Delayed Blowback buffer system.

Sure, Angeles Shooting ranges is half way between us. Pick a day and we'll chrono some loads. I'm retired, so I'm only free on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday Just keep cramming in powder, you'll get there.

I load .38 Short Colt. However when I set up my powder measure I drop three charges into a .357 shell, and take the average. I'm using a Dillon 750 with a bullet feeder and a case feeder. I check my powder charge every 1000 our so shells. It never changes. I also check my powder charge when a change to a new bottle of the same powder.

My primers are cratered like a teenager's face, but I'm still loading the same brass after 15 times.

I can't speak for you, but I'm shooting .38 Short Colt in a gun designed for .357 magnums. When I first started shooting .38 Short Colt someone told me to start with 9mm load data, and work up from there. Except I couldn't find any 9mm load data for heavy 160gn bullets, and even when I loaded lighter bullets they didn't give me the fps I needed due to the barrel gap in my revo vs a semi auto no barrel gap. I actually started with .38 special, but couldn't get it anywhere near minor with the powders I had on hand.