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12 hours ago, adamastergunner said:

12glocks you plan on keeping everything the same but just change powder?

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Yes I have already done the load development and I am going up 1/10th of a grain on the SP.  N320 is a fabulous propellant but its expensive.  Sport Pistol meters a little better and I think it's a little more accurate.  I had a small POI shift up.  I am using Sport Pistol for 40 and it shoots soft as well (I use 180's).

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Not my data but I thought it might help...

 

MBC 135gr LRN
Brass:  RWS
Powder:  Alliant Sport Pistol
Primer:  Remington 1-1/2
OAL:  1.130"

Load      Avg Vel           SD
3.2gr         897              14
3.3gr         920              12
3.4gr         934              10
3.5gr         949              10
3.6gr         974                8


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RMR 135gr FN MW
4.0 grains Alliant Sport Pistol
OAL 1.130

Average: 969 ft/s
SD: 7 ft/s
Min: 957 ft/s
Max: 980 ft/s
Spread: 23 ft/s
Power Factor Average: 130
Power Factor Low: 129
Power Factor High: 132


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Xtreme 135gr HP
CCI SPP/WIN
OAL - 1.08"


4.2gr. Alliant Sport Pistol
# FPS
9 1035
8 1049
7 1046
6 1041
5 1043
4 1046
3 1036
2 1050
1 1031
Average: 1041.9 FPS
SD: 6.6 FPS
Min: 1031 FPS
Max: 1050 FPS
Spread: 19 FPS

4.1gr. Alliant Sport Pistol
# FPS
10 1026
9 1034
8 1036
7 1036
6 1044
5 1044
4 1037
3 1035
2 1047
1 1032
Average: 1037.1 FPS
SD: 6.3 FPS
Min: 1026 FPS
Max: 1047 FPS
Spread: 21 FPS

3.9gr. Alliant Sport Pistol
# FPS
10 990
9 996
8 986
7 1004
6 997
5 999
4 984
3 993
2 988
1 989
Average: 992.6 FPS
SD: 6.3 FPS
Min: 984 FPS
Max: 1004 FPS
Spread: 20 FPS

 

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135gr BBI HITEK 
3.6gr Alliant Sport Pistol
1.120 COAL Win SPP

#          FPS  FT-LBS      PF
10    990      293.85  133.65  
9    982      289.12  132.57  
8    992      295.03  133.92  
7    995      296.82  134.32  
6    993      295.63  134.05  
5    982      289.12  132.57  
4    991      294.44  133.79  
3    989      293.25  133.51  
2    992      295.03  133.92  
1    982      289.12  132.57  
Average: 988.8 FPS
SD: 5.0 FPS
Min: 982 FPS
Max: 995 FPS
Spread: 13 FPS

 

135gr BBI HITEK 
3.7gr Alliant Sport Pistol
1.120 COAL Win SPP

#          FPS  FT-LBS      PF
10    1017    310.09  137.29  
9    1019    311.31  137.57  
8    1013    307.66  136.76  
7    1018    310.70  137.43  
6    1022    313.15  137.97  
5    1008    304.63  136.08  
4    1003    301.61  135.40  
3    1024    314.38  138.24  
2    1008    304.63  136.08  
1    1003    301.61  135.40  
Average: 1013.5 FPS
SD: 7.6 FPS
Min: 1003 FPS
Max: 1024 FPS
Spread: 21 FPS
 

 
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2 hours ago, 12glocks said:

Yes I have already done the load development and I am going up 1/10th of a grain on the SP.  N320 is a fabulous propellant but its expensive.  Sport Pistol meters a little better and I think it's a little more accurate.  I had a small POI shift up.  I am using Sport Pistol for 40 and it shoots soft as well (I use 180's).

 

Yes that is correct at a 1.145 COL which is longer than a lot of people load.  My velocities are always lower than most posted velocities on this forum, and I live in the mountains.  I got between 880-905 (12 feet behind the chrono) depending on the gun.  I am igniting the propellant with Federal 100's.  The load data listed on Aliants website has much shorter COL's than mine and I have considered shortening the round to 1.135.  BUT, we have run about 25K of this COL and it runs super well in Glocks and STI's (well I have one STI that needs a little tuning now shocker).

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20 minutes ago, adamastergunner said:

Wanted to ask the group if the load and OAL provided by DD78 on the first page would change if I went from playyed 147gn bullet to 147gn FMJ from RMR? I want the same PF. Thanks again for all the information.

 

I'd start off with the DD78 load and check it out with a chrono and assume you are going to have to add a bit to go from plated to jacketed at the same bullet weight to get the same velocity.

 

Off the top of my head I would guess that very approximately you would need very approximately about 0.2 grains more. (very approximately)

 

 

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On 12/5/2019 at 11:25 PM, RangerTrace said:

My favorite and most accurate 9mm minor load is 3.5 grains of N320, under a 147 grain, Zero JHP loaded to 1.125".  Makes 133 PF all day long out of 4.15" barrels.  And is so soft it feels like cheating...

Trace:

Thanks for sharing your load information! 

I've got ~5k of the Zero 147g JHP  and want to develop an accurate load for, primarily, my '19 Stac P.   Of course, I've got plenty of N320.  ;)

This will definitely prove useful!   

Anxiously waiting for an RL1100.......

Thanks again.

 

 

 

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22 hours ago, adamastergunner said:

Wanted to ask the group if the load and OAL provided by DD78 on the first page would change if I went from playyed 147gn bullet to 147gn FMJ from RMR? I want the same PF. Thanks again for all the information.

 

OAL always change depending on the bullet/barrel combo. Never use OAL's found in manuals or provided by another user, always determine your own.

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