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Typically for a softer recoil, you want a heavy bullet with a fast burning powder. N320 and titegroup are both good for that. Problem with n320 is the cost and harder to find. Problem with titegroup is there isn't much room for error. It has a small window for min/max powder charge. If your gun doesn't have any ports in the barrel or have a compensator, the powders that use a smaller powder charge typically make less gas and will create less muzzle flip. If your gun does have ports on barrel or compensator, the powders that require a higher powder charge will typically make more gas and make the compensator/ports work better for less flip. If your looking at making a soft shooting round, I would suggest even stepping up to a 147gr. Primers you are usually ok with any of them if the gun isn't modified. Guns with lighter springs tend to not like the cci primers. They are harder to ignite.

I have used with xtreme 124s 3.9 grains of n320, 1.150,& federal primer. Chronoed about 960fps in 50 degree weather. Worked great in glocks and xdm. Oh by the way, 1.150 was with rn not hp

when you say ww, is that winchester white box by chance? In the past week I found 3 split cases in my brass box. All 3 were stamped win

Some are flatter than others. Yes the slide goes back but leaves spent casing in the chamber.

1.155, 6.8 gn cfe, fed small rifle primer, montana gold 124. Have some flattening on the primers but nothing terrible. Shooting minor with 7lb spring and different guide rod, it doesn't happen.

It's an sti match master. I tried cfe but seems to maybe be making too much preasure. I was having some cases that aren't ejecting out of the chamber. I have to drop mag and rack slide again to remove them.

Just wondering what powder people are using to get their short barrel open gun to hit 9mm major.

Ok so it seems like some of you do keep it and reload it successfully. Good to know. Thank you.

only problem i have with titegroup is its dirty. Try n320

When I was loading titegroup for my glock 34, I did 1.160, 3.2 gn, 147 x-treme. In 50° weather it gave me average of 876fps

I've heard mixed opinions on reloading 9mm major brass. Do you guys keep your spent 9mm major brass and reload it or leave it?

the 100s hitting below the feed ramp was probably because the ammo isn't making enough power to push slide back all the way. As for your col. 2011s like em long haha. Most people I know shooting stis are using 1.150 to 1.165

I'm not familiar with that powder but 2.8gn of any powder sounds too light for even a 115 not to mention a 100. I would think that is the problem. What kind of jams were you getting and what your oal? Also, why does it take so long to get a 7lb? Call dawson.

My glock 34 I have always used 1.150. Feeds flawlessly

Thanks for the response. Sent you a pm

Hi just wondering what people have been using for 9mm major in their matchmasters? Preferably with either autocomp or cfe pistol with a 124gr bullet.