.380 ACP Load info needed

[Adam Van Camp]

Tried 0.980. Felt like the gun did not go fully into battery. Seated back to 0.975 and it feels better. Got 100 loaded for tomorrow.

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[Wes Sage]

Tried 0.980. Felt like the gun did not go fully into battery. Seated back to 0.975 and it feels better. Got 100 loaded for tomorrow.

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Awesome!! Report back tomorrow on how they worked

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[Chef E]

Awesome!! Report back tomorrow on how they worked

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If loading for a glock 42, I recommend loading on the higher side of the powder range.

[Adam Van Camp]

If loading for a glock 42, I recommend loading on the higher side of the powder range.

These are for the new Springfield 911

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[Adam Van Camp]

[QUOTE=Wes Sage;573]Awesome!! Report back tomorrow on how they worked

Took the Springfield 911 to my shooting location. When I bought the gun on Friday the shop owner through in a box of PMC 95 grain FMJ's. The gun shot those with no issues. They was hitting about 4 inches low at 7 yards. Finished the box of factory ammo and started on the Xtreme 100 grain RNFP set to 0.975" on 2.8 grains of Titegroup. It shot and cycled with no issues. They too was shooting 3 inches low at 7 yards. There is no adjustment for elevation on this gun. I am happy with the purchase of the gun and bullets. Time to get back to the bench and load the rest of the supplies that I have for the 380.

[Wes Sage]

Thanks for the update!! What kind of hold do you have on the target? 6 O'clock, or center of o ring?
Speed the bullets up a bit if the load data allows and POI will be a little higher more than likely.
For super accurate and awesome Carry Ammo, look into Speer gold dots , which we carry.
They are all I carry in my guns, no matter what caliber

[QUOTE=Adam Van Camp;681]

Awesome!! Report back tomorrow on how they worked

Took the Springfield 911 to my shooting location. When I bought the gun on Friday the shop owner through in a box of PMC 95 grain FMJ's. The gun shot those with no issues. They was hitting about 4 inches low at 7 yards. Finished the box of factory ammo and started on the Xtreme 100 grain RNFP set to 0.975" on 2.8 grains of Titegroup. It shot and cycled with no issues. They too was shooting 3 inches low at 7 yards. There is no adjustment for elevation on this gun. I am happy with the purchase of the gun and bullets. Time to get back to the bench and load the rest of the supplies that I have for the 380.

[Trevpete]

Which powder have you found best for the 380, 90gr gold dot hollow points? Just made an order from the website (my first order from you) gonna be doing some test loads but I've never loaded for pistol before now.

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[Wes Sage]

I personally like AA#2 powder for most of my Semi Auto Pistols.
Titegroup is another good choice as well.

Which powder have you found best for the 380, 90gr gold dot hollow points? Just made an order from the website (my first order from you) gonna be doing some test loads but I've never loaded for pistol before now.

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