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Vhitavouri 3N38 at standard pressure FTW!
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I haven't gotten up the nerve to try this with Berrys despite their claims of jacketed bullet load interchangability. Do you have a source of lower priced 147 jhp?
First of all, there's no SAAMI spec for +P+. Second, even +P+ pressures as loaded by Winchester and others can exceed SAAMI max pressures by 25% or more.Do you guys have any published data, none of the 4 manuals I have list any. I would like to be in the underwood or Buffalo Bore range at 1100fps or so
ThanksThis was off a Mossberg forums....ill snd you the link also.
I have just the thing for you. I load 147-gr XTPs over 7.0-gr of Accurate #7 and WSP primers and my chrono showed 1150-fps with no overpressure signs. I shot them thru a stock GLOCK34. I didn't shoot just a few. I've shot a lot of 'em. It's a regular load of mine.
Several guys on Glocktalk were interested in the load (gwalchmai for one) and he replicated it with ease.
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showpos ... stcount=36
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showpos ... stcount=37
FWIW, 7.0 grains of #7 and a 147-gr XTP at 1.100" is just 0.3-grains over MAX from the Hornady Manual and it is UNDER the MAX in Lyman #42 for #7 and a Speer 147-TMJ which they MAX at 7.2-grains.
And this load from my GLOCK34 has absolutely zero flash signature in the dark, proven by time exposure photography. It's a helluva load. Easily gets 1150. Pictures of the flash signature in the glocktalk post #36 link.
http://mossbergowners.com/forum/index.php?threads/looking-for-9mm-load-data-147-jhp-1100-fps.9861/
First of all, there's no SAAMI spec for +P+. Second, even +P+ pressures as loaded by Winchester and others can exceed SAAMI max pressures by 25% or more.
Pressures will be affected by a particular lot of powder's burn rate, the particular bullet you're using, brass brand & length, crimp, and your loading technique. Without a pressure gauge, you're in the dark as to what actual pressures are.
Do you really want to chance it?