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Hello,
Ive been looking at the Akai custom gun site, wow , what a beauty, now I am contemplating of ordering on, but I have no idea which model. Preferrably would go with 9 major with a Quinn2 mount. but of course have to talk to Akai which one he would recommends for caliber wise. Can anybody share their experience in any of these models. in my heart I like the Shogun. thanks
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Pinmann44, a few months ago you gave a loading info on HS7, like very much, so far the best gun/load combo for me, luckily a remote supplier a has 20lbs of HS7 on his inventory and selling it for a 40% dicount. grab the whole lot, Hope Hodgdon will resurrect this powder. thanks again
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Unless you're shooting a pistol with a bunch of big bbl holes, its not too hard to make major with n105 in 9 major.
9.6 grains of n105 with WSR primers, zero 125 grain bullet, at 1.19" OAL:
168.6 PF out of a Brazos ProSX shorty with 4 small bbl/poppleholes.
171.5 PF out of a Brazos full size with 4 small bbl/poppleholes.
172.5 PF out of a MC full size with no holes.
Loading is a pain in the butt as you'll have to go very slow to keep powder from slinging out of the case.
al503, how does the case looks with 9.6gr, as mentioned earlier, I shooting for 160pf, maybe 9.0-9.4grs? any room for bullets with this load, thanks
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I loooking for 165pf(ipsc), maybe will start at 9.0grs.- 9.4. the bbl is a 5" with one hole. hope this load will give me more space for the bullets,
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Well, here it is. On the left is a standard 9mm Luger case...On the right is a standard 38 Super case (NOT Super Comp!). As you can see, 10.0 grains of VV N105 fills the case completely on the 9mm, and almost to the top in the 38S. Bear in mind, I load 10.5 in the super.....
The pic doesn't really do it justice...The powder in the 9mm case is actually slightly above the mouth, like an upside ice cream cone....MMMM! Ice Cream!
grumpy, looks like you still have a room for the bullet, my 7.4 of n350 and 8.8gr of 3n38 looks identical of your 9mm pics, unless these old eyes are doing some tricks, thanks for the pics,
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so 10grain of 105 will fit in a 9mm case?
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HELLO,
I am just curious about this powder, tried this powder with my super and 40 open guns, I want to try this to my 9mm major, I heard that its difficult to make major with 105, can anybody pls give an idea on how much "grain" of this powder can a 9mm case take, Right now I am using 9.6GR. of HS7, and the best so far for my gun, unfortunately I got only 20 lbs left. looking at the burning chart of vhitavouri manual, these 2 powders has a comparable burning rate. so your feed back and experience is very much welcome , thanks
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CocoBolo I ask to EGW about making Jim Hand comps for bull barrel and here is the answer "We can make a special run of Jim Hand comps but it would be more money and 4 month’s time." I do have heard that Jim Hand comps might be nice to shoot.
ffgats I use also 3N38 powder. I used to use 3N37. 3N38 is not moving slide so fast than 3N37. 3N38 moves dot better up and down motion and are more constant. 3N37 is flatter to shoot but not so constant dot movement.
Tzyga,you can try lightened the slide and a lighter spring maybe it will move the slide a little bit faster,.with the new EGW COMP, I can be more flexible when it comes to powder choice. ( 3n37,n350,3n38,hs6,hs7, Maybe the Mill comp is more design to work with the 38supers, where you can put more gas vol.
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its a CNC 4 port comp for bull bbl, the EDM is a little expensive for my wallet, but Im sure its very good. With the MILL.comp,the comp was not forming a "JET" maybe because the first chamber is a little too big, although its very soft, its just let the gas escape. However its very effective on my 38super,with 2 bbl ports. Tied using HS6,AUTOCOMP, N350 and 3N38,and the 3n38 was the most effective for the MILL COMP on my 9 major. Had the chance to try HS7, and its almost identical than 3n38 even much better,with this powder I dont have to fill up my case 9.4gr. By the way, as recommended by George og EGW, I asked my smith to put a side ports on the last chamber.
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The Schuemann comp looks identical to the Millenium comp, I had the chance to try the Mil, its not so effective for my 9 major, but good for the 38super using hydbrid bbls. replaced it with a EGW 4 ports and add 2 side ports as advice by George of EGW. Now in runs soft and flat.
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First of all,thanks for all the infos, this might be not interesting since the particular powder in discussion has been discontinued. just compelled to share some feedback. Chronograph my load this morining using HS7 9.0gr, zero 125jhp and a oal of 1.170. Schuemann hybricomp bbl. with no holes.
Ave. vel 1275, on the minor side. primers and case looks okay, will try to bump to 9.3 -9.4. Only need 165pf since shooting for IPSC.
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Hoserdude, thanks for your reply and info.
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Horsedude, are you shooting 38super or major 9? thanks
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Hello,
I had the chance to pick up some 3lbs of this powder at a local gunshow,any feedback and shooting experience with HS7 for 9 major would be very helpfull. Right now I am using ZERO 125GR JHP with an OAL of 1.170 . thanks
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I think you nailed it, till you shoot it you just don't know for sure.
2 months ago I got my first open gun, no holes. I waited til after 3k rounds then I decided I needed the holes. I recently had a local gunsmith put 3 holes and was returned to me on the day of a match. With same load/ammo, shooting style and no practice getting used to the holes, it helped me speed up my 2nd shots. It worked for me. YMMV
8.0 3N37 PF 170 before, 8.0 3N37 PF 168 after. Just want to share my experience...
What size holes? Could you post some picks to give us a reference? Thanks
My smith called it a #3 hole, probably a metric drill bit size. Here is a link to a blown up picture that will give you a better idea: http://www.sashooter...ageViewsIndex=1
This one might be easier to see:
[/url]http://www.sashooter.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=731
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I had the chance to try an open gun with the side mounted cmore, maybe because I am used to the tradtional mount,I am having problems reaching and deactivating the thumb safety on the side mounted gun. Need your feedback regarding QUINN2 and PREDATOR mounts, will there be an issue on reaching the thumb safety? Quinn2 mount as advertised has a slot for easier adjustment, any idea on the Predator? To make my questions short, please share the PROS and CONS between the two makes. thanks
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thanks,for the feedbacks
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I am interested about this Schemann Tribrid for my 9 major , any experience and feeback
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cjk2011, You still have room for your bullet with 9.2gr of 3n38?, thanks
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Ncboiler, thanks for the infos for 3n38, I am just looking for some alternative powders, if you have time, can you post some pics of 8.5gr for 3n38.or maybe can you just describe the difference between 8.5gr. and 8.7,( powder/ brass capacity) I am shooting for IPSC, so 165PF is what Im looking for. thanks again
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So, what are your thoughts about those 3n38 loads?
thanks for the pics,
My n350 load of 7.4gr. and 3n37 7.5gr. looks identical with your pics, thanks again
sorry, quoted the wrong post, should be on ncboiler post
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I tested some ammo over the chrono tonight. All strings were 10 shots. Indoors with a CED M2 and infrared screens
8.7g VV 3N38
124g Montana Gold CMJ
OAL 1.175"
Mixed brass
Tula small rifle primers
High: 1391
Low: 1360
E.S.: 31
Ave: 1376.8
SD: 10.1
PF: 170
8.8g VV 3N38
124g Montana Gold CMJ
OAL 1.175"
Mixed brass
Tula small rifle primers
High: 1391
Low: 1375
E.S.: 16
Ave: 1384.5
SD: 5.7
PF: 171
8.9g VV 3N38
124g Montana Gold CMJ
OAL 1.175"
Mixed brass
Tula small rifle primers
High: 1410
Low: 1378
E.S.: 32
Ave: 1395.1
SD: 8.2
PF: 172
Hello,
I am interested in trying 3n38, my only concern if there is still room for seating the bullet, how full is 8.8gr. of 3n38? thanks
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it has a thumb rest, I will try working with other springs. thanks for the replies
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I'd suggest turning off the cap-locks, your post is almost impossible to read.
Sorry, I was using my new cell on this.
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