9mm Load for Glock

[Bwana Six-Gun]

I am in a real bind. With all the shortages, I am finding myself with bullets, but no powder, or not a powder with load data. I have 115 gr. Moly Coat Precision Bullets, but no good load data. N-320 powder, but all their data is for jacketed bullets. anyone have a good load for 115's with n-320?

Any help greatly appreciated.

[rhyrlik]

3.8-4.1grs at an OAL of 1.142"

http://www.lapua.com/en/products/reloading/vihtavuori-reloading-data/relodata/6/34

[BBBB]

As a general rule you can safely use jacketed data for lead bullets. The lead will often give a bit higher velocity which you can compensate for by using a few tenths less powder. The assumes the same weight and bullet shape, loaded to the same COAL.

[flack jacket]

As a general rule you can safely use jacketed data for lead bullets. The lead will often give a bit higher velocity which you can compensate for by using a few tenths less powder. The assumes the same weight and bullet shape, loaded to the same COAL.

I agree.. Use the established "recipe" then adjust powder charge to the chrono, accuracy and function results. Charge Weight will always vary dependent on humidity.

Meaning, I no longer weigh my charges after my baseline, since powder is dependent on volume, but we have not means of measuring volume, so we go by weight.

[Stician]

N320 will cycle reliably in my 34 from 3.4gr using a 147 to 4.1gr using 124. If you need to make 125,000 power factor I would stick with 4.1 with a light head.

[Bwana Six-Gun]

Thanks for the help guys. I guess it is time to do some load testing on the chrono.