Looking For A Light Recoil 9mm Titegroup Recipe

[taylor202]

I am using berry's plated 124 gr round nose. I have been using 4.0 grains, and accuracy is great, however the recoil is pretty stout. Have any of you guys loaded less grain wise and still retained the accuracy?

[safeactionjackson]

Have you chrono'd that load?

3.8gr TG pushing a 124gr MG CMJ (OAL 1.150),1072fps out of my G34, and has run well in every weapon I've used it in.

~g

[taylor202]

Havent yet, need a chrono first :/

[joshxdm9]

I run 3.2g of titegroup with a 124 round nose bayou bullet. Accuracy is great and load is very soft with a 14# spring in an xdm 5.25

[DoBell]

Can't speak for the bullets you're using, but 3.2-3.6 gr titegroup with 124 grain bayou bullets shoots extremely soft from my xdm.

[LikesToShoot]

I am using berry's plated 124 gr round nose. I have been using 4.0 grains, and accuracy is great, however the recoil is pretty stout. Have any of you guys loaded less grain wise and still retained the accuracy?

I know guys that have run them down at 3.8 and 3.6 (cycle problems w/o mods). It's your gun so why not load a few at different charges and see what happens? Bring a squib rod and shoot slow to see what happens. I like to take cell phone picks of the targets with the load data details for test results. At lower levels they may not make min. Power Factor for playing games.

As mentioned, Bayou bullets (and other Hi-Tech coated bullet: SnS, BBI) can work really well at low charges of TG.

[safeactionjackson]

It took 3.8gr of TG to run my G34gen4 (stock GSA) reliably, anything less than that would not cycle it properly.

~g

[taylor202]

Thanks guys, gonna test out a few loads