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Extreme plated bullets for Open 9major


Wilfred

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Can i use extreme plated bullets (124 JHP/124 RN) for open 9major load?

I will be using it on a LimCat DragonCat with KKM.

Any input is highly appreciated. Thanks

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I just dealt with this issue specifically a couple months ago When extreme was almost the only thing I had available. My findings were...

Yes the plating will hold up. I shot a couple hundred at 1480 fps with no breakdown issues. The problem was accuracy. I don't know if the bullet didn't like the speed or my barrel but the accuracy was absolutely terrible. Like 6"-8" groups at 15 yards when my Zero JHP that I shot in the same session were 1"-2". I played with OAL, crimp and couldn't get them to work. I shoot a Glock open gun with a KKM barrel so depending on what you have YMMV.

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I just dealt with this issue specifically a couple months ago When extreme was almost the only thing I had available. My findings were...

Yes the plating will hold up. I shot a couple hundred at 1480 fps with no breakdown issues. The problem was accuracy. I don't know if the bullet didn't like the speed or my barrel but the accuracy was absolutely terrible. Like 6"-8" groups at 15 yards when my Zero JHP that I shot in the same session were 1"-2". I played with OAL, crimp and couldn't get them to work. I shoot a Glock open gun with a KKM barrel so depending on what you have YMMV.

I had the same issues, with accuracy out of my stock G34. For those doubters the rounds were crimped correctly, with no crimp.

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Typically accuracy is better with the jhp than the rest. You won't know til you try it. I ran some precision delta rounds through mine and had bad accuracy results as well.

Montana gold is the "gold standard" in open gun bullets with zeros being right up there.

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