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9mm Subsonics??
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3.2 of titegroup under a 147 is my subsonic load of choice. I don't have a 124 gr load, sorry.
I just have a big ol jug of unique and figure I should use that.
My hornady data doesn't have 147 gr loads for that stuff.....
I'd like to use up that unique if I can-but if not, I might could hunt up some titegroup and use the unique for my 45 stuff.
I do 124 grain and 147 grain subs.
The 124 grain is more versatile. A relative fast burning powder but not too fast-stress, will work better with suppressors.
I now chronograph the loads trying to keep them around 975-1000 fps. Lead clogs up a suppressor so typically, I stick with a copper jacket. Some do copper plate.
The 124 grain is more versatile. A relative fast burning powder but not too fast-stress, will work better with suppressors.
I now chronograph the loads trying to keep them around 975-1000 fps. Lead clogs up a suppressor so typically, I stick with a copper jacket. Some do copper plate.
3.5 grain of the Unique under a 147. 4.5 grain for the 124.
Try 160 grain Round Nose Lead bullets made for the .38 Super.
They can be subsonic while hitting with more energy.
http://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/reloading-heavy-bullets-in-9mm-luger/99514
They can be subsonic while hitting with more energy.
http://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/reloading-heavy-bullets-in-9mm-luger/99514
2.0 grains of Red Dot under a 165 gr. bullet. Very quiet suppressed.
2.9 grains of Titegroup also
2.9 grains of Titegroup also
3.7gr titegroup under berry's 135gr truncated cone hollow base is my preferred sub load supper quiet. The faster the powder the better for suppressors. Unique seems to get the can dirty quickly. AA#2 if you can get it to cycle in the glock is good to.
