[Help with 124 gr CMJ load]

I took some loads and chronograph to the range for some testing. Here are my results when using 124gr Montana Gold CMJ RN bullets:

4.15 grains Titegroup:

Hi: 1105

Low: 1049

Ave: 1069

Velocity	Power Factor	Ft/Lbs
1105		127.075	        311.763
1072		123.28		293.42
1049		120.635		280.964
1084		124.66		300.025
1050		120.75		281.5
1070		123.05		292.326
1059		121.785		286.346
1065		122.475		289.6
1063		122.245		288.513
1081		124.315		298.367

4.3 grains Titegroup:

Hi: 1173

Low: 1140

Ave: 1152

Velocity	Power Factor	Ft/Lbs
1142		141.608		359.05
1155		143.22		367.272
1153		142.972		366.001
1164		144.336		373.018
1173		145.452		378.808
1156		143.344		367.908
1140		141.36		357.794
1148		142.352		362.833
1141		141.484		358.422

Edited to remove mis-statement

[Help with 124 gr CMJ load]

Thanks guys. I will get to the range tomorrow and check these out and see how they perform in my XDm. I guess it is time to start looking around for chronograph.

[Help with 124 gr CMJ load]

I just purchased some Montana Gold 9mm 124 Gr CMJ bullets. I should have checked my load data before ordering. I can't find any official load data for the 9mm 124 gr CMJ with Hodgdon Titegroup power.

Hodgdon shows a range of 4.1 to 4.4 for the 125 Gr SIE FMJ.

Speer lists 4.1 to 4.4 for Speer TMJ RN, UCSP or GDHP

I loaded up 10 at 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3. Now I am second guessing myself. How does the CMJ compare to FMJ bullets? Is it safe to use the same range or should I be starting with a different load.

Does anybody have a tested load for this combination?

Thank you in advance.

Dacsoft