What grain bullets are you using in your P-09

[eric4069]

From the comments so far, it's too bad that it's looking like I won't be able to load the same ammo for both my Accu Shadow and P-09. I use 147 HI-TEK coated FP.

Sure you will, I bet 124 MG JHP would work well in both

Sure is good in my SP01 Shadow Custom.

Eric

[JLeeCZ]

SNS NLG coated 147s run great in my SP01 and P07. CZs liking lighter bullets for accuracy not the case with me. SNS 125s and 147s equally accurate. Also shot 100 Prec Delta FMJ 147s from my new P07 yesterday and they shot as accurate as anything else I have loaded.

Edited September 15, 2015 by JLeeCZ

[Gary1911A1]

My P-09 in 9MM seems to prefer the 115gr. In both accuracy and recoil control with the way it's sprung. Great pistol. So good I purchased a P-07 to go with it. Still like my Shadow, but I find myself shooting the P-09 more.

[cjdaniel78]

The CZ P-07 is also great. I carry it in the winter, at least until I get my PCR proven, then the P07 will get a light for HD.

[MissionaryMike]

Honestly, I didn't believe this gun would be so sensitive with bullet weight. But after a couple of range sessions with the 147 grain coated bullets I use for my Accu, accuracy has been pretty abysmal. Looks like I'm going to have to test out 115 for myself.

[lesm]

My P-09 9mm likes 121 montana golds over N350.

[MarkCO]

If you are using coated or plated bullets and finding lighter weight bullets are more accurate, you are more likely than not using too much crimp.

[MissionaryMike]

If you are using coated or plated bullets and finding lighter weight bullets are more accurate, you are more likely than not using too much crimp.

I'm using BBI 147gr., and as per their instructions, I'm barely putting a crimp with my Lee FCD.