[If you Need BULLETS - 9mm Major or 9mm Minor - 124Gr "Real" FMJ .355]

23 minutes ago, Intheshaw1 said:

He probably meant RMR also makes flat points, I usually run their 124 fp matchwinners

 

Indeed. I have have this fondness for flat points. Since I'm new to reloading 9mms, I have to work out a load, etc for my Springfields and a friends Glock 19. 

 

Bought a LWC in 9 to see if I'd like it and I've been shooting it more than my 45s. 

[If you Need BULLETS - 9mm Major or 9mm Minor - 124Gr "Real" FMJ .355]

14 hours ago, andre3k said:

I'm pretty sure these are RMR 124gr RN. I guess if you need bullets now and are willing to pay the premium then it's simply another option that's available. 

 

 

They also have flat points. I looked and then it's a question of patience for back orders

[115 9MM FMJ, which powder. I have..]

On 8/27/2020 at 9:51 AM, pbcaster45 said:

Can I use old age?  I'm 63 and my eyeballs are not what they used to be!  LOL!

 

I'm older, started in IPSC in the 70s. I still practice coming out of the holster.

[If you Need BULLETS - 9mm Major or 9mm Minor - 124Gr "Real" FMJ .355]

21 hours ago, George16 said:

If I’m not mistaken, they get their bullets from RMR reloading. 

 

Thanks! Great prices

[Flat point vs round point]

On 12/22/2013 at 3:57 AM, Justsomeguy said:

A lot of 1911 types are not fond of flat nosed or even semi-wadcutter type bullets, but will feed round nose types just fine. It has to do with the feed ramp and angle plus the opening to the barrel which oftentimes requires some "gunsmithing" attention to get the flatter bullets to feed, and even then they may not be 100% in some guns. Doing the mods may make them feed better, but increases the area slightly that does not support the web of the cartridge by the feed ramp and may be more prone to some case expansion at that point in 1911 types.

 

All my 45acp 1911s love FPs, I started with the Hornady 230 FP back in 1981 and loaded them hot for a BPD buddy. Still do using the Nosler since Hornady dropped their FP. 

 

I am new to 9mm, and happened to get some Berry's just for practice (only bullets I could lay my hands on) and at my age, 9mm is easier on this old carcass. 

 

I'd like to use 231 because we have a ton of it for 45acp use. This has to work in my Springers and a friends stock Glock 19.

 

Any advise would be greatly appreciated and yes I know this is an old thread

[9mm load that will work in Glock 19 and 1911.]

Sorry guys, I am new to reloading 9mm and have no problems with a 9mm 1911 (I'll be adding a  2nd shortly), however a friend of mine has my Dillon and it would be nice to set up a load (preferably 124 grain bullet) that works in both a stock Glock 19 and (the easy one) a 9mm 1911. I normally use 231 if anyone out there knows of a load, it would be a great help

 

One more question, is anyone using coated bullets in a stock Glock 19? Sorry I have to ask, I am NOT a Glock person. The blue bullets look interesting, but after asked two Glock armorers, it's a "not sure" kind of things.

 

Thanks in advance for your help. 45acp is still easy, I'm still using my 44 year old Star.

 

[Blue Bullets 125g 9mm Questions]

On 7/2/2020 at 8:17 PM, Effectus Magis Per Minor said:

I load my 135RN BlueBullets to 1.11 for my gen 5 G34 and they work great. As far as loading 231 in 9mm, I have no experience.

 

Are you using a stock Glock barrel? I have a friend with a 19 and need to know if the blues will work OK. Thanks in advance. I know I'm fine with a 1911 in 9mm.

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