Need Load Data for Hornady GR XTP 124g

[Trident]

In continuing to find a 124g load, or bullet that will shoot 2" from a MP9 Pro I'm going to try a Hornady bullet to see if it may be a bullet issue with the MG, Berries, or BB etc.... But... I cant seems to find any load data for it using VV N-320 at ??? OAL.

Im really needing a plated bullet that will shoot 2" but....

Anyway, anyone loaded or tested these yet?

[Cheesewhiz]

I mostly load and shoot a hot round with both XTP and HAP Hornady 124/125gr bullets. They are accurate, both push 1200fps, 5.2 WSF at a 1.075" OAL.

[Hi-Power Jack]

Im really needing a plated bullet that will shoot 2" but....

Trident, my gun shoots 147's more accurately than any other weight -

you might want to try different weight bullets

[Trident]

Im really needing a plated bullet that will shoot 2" but....

Trident, my gun shoots 147's more accurately than any other weight -

you might want to try different weight bullets

Yep, my MP 9 Pro with KKM barrel ( and stock barrel) seems to as well. (See other recent post). The 147g seems to be 2" better tighter groups using N320 @ 1.130 but have have tried many different lengths from 1.120 - 1.150 and found no difference in accuracy from varying lengths. I have tried MG, Berry's, and BB but not an OEM bullet like Hornady so I wanted to be able to eliminate the possibility of the bullet causing the larger groups in the 124g.

I loaded 25 ea of 4.2g N320 @ 1.110 and 1.130. Hornady manual lists 1.06 COL and will compare against Berries HBRN and MG 124 JHP and MG 124 CMJ. I need a plated or coated 124g to go under 2" at 25 yards for use in CQB houses where required.

Edited September 4, 2012 by Trident

[Trident]

Im really needing a plated bullet that will shoot 2" but....

Trident, my gun shoots 147's more accurately than any other weight -

you might want to try different weight bullets

What load and OAL?

[justmike]

I know you are looking for VV320 data but both the 115xtp and 124xtp loaded with PowerPistol were by far the most accurate load in my 9pro. At the time I didn't have a chrono but with the 115's I was using 6.2grs and the 124's 5.2grs, both loaded to 1.09". A little snappy but they were ridiculously accurate. Actually until this post I forgot about the xtp's. I'm sure it was because they were too rich for my blood. I just finished a case of 125 HAPS that I got a deal on and they were extremely accurate with Titegroup. All three bullets were 2"'s at 25 yards.

[Alaskapopo]

Why do you need a plated bullet that can shoot when you can get Montana Gold real jacketed bullets that will shoot as cheap or cheaper.

Pat

[RH45]

I was loading mine with 4.2 grains of 320 @ 1.12 OAL, and they were well under 2" at 25 yards, and made just a little under 130 pf at last year's IDPA state match, but, it sometimes bobbled a little on a slide lock reload.

I ran out of XTPs, but, found that Zeros, and PDs at 1.16 won't bobble on a slide lock reload. I would THINK you would have to go up to 4.4-4.5 grains of 320 to make pf at 1.16" OAL.

Every barrel is different. Start low, and work your load up. Do the "plunk" test to make sure you can go long.