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je4134

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  1. The only primers I have been able to find locally in months is Winchester Small Pistol Magnum primers. How will these work in a striker-fire pistol? Are they too hard? I'm shooting a Springfield XDM with N320 powder, 4.7g, enough to make major power factor. Any input is welcomed. Thanks.
  2. Lowleft, How many grains are you using and OAL??
  3. I have shot a few thousand X-treme plated. 180gr. RNFP with 4.4gr of TG out of an XDM 5.25. Makes major and accurate. Great price as well. http://www.xtremebullets.com/
  4. I have been using the 180g RNFP ( plated ) made by Xtreme and have been very pleased with the results out of my 5.25" XDm. They are a local company so if I go to the factory, I can get them dirt cheap. I want to try their 180g hollow points as well. The prices for ordering and delivery are still less expensive than a lot of other manufacturers.
  5. Maksim, What powder weight and OAL are you loading to?
  6. Anyone have any data for the Xtreme 180g HP using Titegroup??
  7. I'm trying to make a Production round for my XDm 5.25.I'm using Titegroup (for now), 180g X-treme FP, Winchester primers, range brass, with an OAL of 1.120". Here is what I'm getting using 3.6g of Titegroup. (15 rounds) Average fps: 815.8 Average P/F: 146.8 Standard Deviation: 13.75 I have a pretty low charge now, is it safe to go to 3.5 or 3.4? Thats close to a 9mm load......
  8. I like the Xtreme 180gr. FP to, but really want to try the 180gr. HP as well. Anyone have a good load and length for Titegroup with this bullet for minor and major?
  9. No handicap. It's shooter vs. shooter. The person that clears the table first, wins. I think I have to go with a 147g hp to get the energy transfer.
  10. Any suggestions for loads / bullet weight to shoot bowling pins? Need something with a lot of punch to push them off of a 4'd x 8'w table. Going up against a lot of .45's Shooting an XDm 4.5". I know, buy a .45, but I can't afford one right now. Any help would be greatly appeciated. Thanks
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