9mm 105gr

[chetc]

i picked up a few hundred of Bayou 9mm 105gr coated bullets, load data is hard to come by, was wondering if Sport pistol would be ideal and where should i start with the charge

 

chet

[Bravo_Victor]

2 hours ago, chetc said:

i picked up a few hundred of Bayou 9mm 105gr coated bullets, load data is hard to come by, was wondering if Sport pistol would be ideal and where should i start with the charge

 

chet

I would see if you can find 100gr load data and adjust from there. I was loading 115gr bullets with a low charge of Titegroup for steel shooting and when i switched to 100gr, i didnt have to adjust my charge by much at all. 

[Hi-Power Jack]

7 hours ago, Bravo_Victor said:

  … when I switched to 100gr, I didnt have to adjust my charge by much. 

 

Should be pretty close …   but don't forget to run The Plunk Test.     

[chetc]

48 minutes ago, Hi-Power Jack said:

 

Should be pretty close …   but don't forget to run The Plunk Test.     

 i was thinking to try 4.8 sport pistol...

 

chet

[Hi-Power Jack]

I haven't gotten around to using Sport Pistol yet.    

[igolfat8]

3.6 - 4.0 SP will give you a very friendly and accurate load. I shoot falling steel with 3.8 in my TSO.

Edited May 26, 2019 by igolfat8

[Yondering]

Different bullet but about the same weight - I use a 103gr coated/cast bullet with 3.2-3.8gr of Clays, depending on the gun, mostly G19 and G34. (Actually in the little G43 I can use 2.6gr because of the light slide.) That is a fairly clean load that shoots accurately in mine.