Couldn't sleep so I loaded up a couple thousand 9mm, loaded with Eggleston 115s and Titegroup for my PCC.
Then loaded about 100 rounds of 223 Ackley for my mid range bolt gun.
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Couldn't sleep so I loaded up a couple thousand 9mm, loaded with Eggleston 115s and Titegroup for my PCC.
Then loaded about 100 rounds of 223 Ackley for my mid range bolt gun.
Do you run PCC recipe in pistol as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
Around 4.3 gns of Titegroup loaded to 1.140.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
For PCC 115s are really nice. In a handgun I think they suck. I like 124-130s in a semi auto and 165s in a revo.
Some guys like how soft 147s are in a handgun. I like how quiet they are when suppressed, but the rest of the time 124s work just fine.
I started loading 124's with Unique. 4.5 grs OAL 1.140, averaging 1K The ruger 9pc performs well with them. Also likes the 147's w/ TG.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
I also use 124 gr (flat point) with about 4.3 of Titegroup.
That's my normal load, but i'v been loading subs for a bit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
[emoji106], confused me for a minute. Hadn't seen you post about 115s, usually the heavier bullets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
I've got a bunch of 147gr round nose projectiles that I want to load with Unique. I'm seeing lots of different loads pop up on forums and blogs here and there when I search. Since you mentioned using Unique I figured you might have some load data I can rely on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Think I'm going to start with 4.2gn of Unique and an OAL of 1.140
What’s the PF on that load? I play with 3.9gr TG and 124gr Blue Bullets. Cycles and is accurate in my 2011, but won’t chamber in my CZ because of its short throat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving