9mm 124gr Xtremes

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Originally Posted by Clcraig

On plated projectiles use full lead or middle of FMJ data. As always, don’t start out at maximum for any given load. For exact data look on powder manufacturer or bullet manufacturer web page or load manual. I don’t have one in front of me right now but my loads may be different then yours anyway.


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Thank you, full lead meaning cast bullets. I have probably 30or more different loading books. I collect vintage reloading everything. Lol. But some loading books dating back to the 30's. With a wealth of loads that the maximums and minimums different, also just cool.

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Originally Posted by Clcraig

On plated projectiles use full lead or middle of FMJ data. As always, don’t start out at maximum for any given load. For exact data look on powder manufacturer or bullet manufacturer web page or load manual. I don’t have one in front of me right now but my loads may be different then yours anyway.


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I savvy now thanks again

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I have been putting xtreme 124 gr FP in front of 3.4gr of Accurate #2 at 1.05 col for a 9mm pistol minor load. Very nice light load.
I just picked up a Ruger PC Carbine and the same load performs flawlessly in that as well. Like shooting a 22.

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A few that I have loaded and ready to go. They were supposed to be used in a match tomorrow but Mother Nature had other ideas.