Pistol-Plated Bullet Load Data

[Tactical30]

List your load data for plated bullets such as Berry's, Rainier, etc.

List Pistol Cal. also (9mm, 10mm, 45ACP, etc.)



<span style="font-weight: bold">45 ACP</span>
<span style="text-decoration: underline">230gr. Rainier RN</span>
5.2gr. Titegroup
Federal Brass
Federal #150 Primer

<span style="font-weight: bold">45 ACP</span>
<span style="text-decoration: underline">200gr. Rainier FP</span>
6.8 gr. Power Pistol
Starline Brass
CCI #300 Primer

<span style="font-weight: bold">45 ACP</span>
<span style="text-decoration: underline">185gr. Rainier HP</span>
7.2gr. Power Pistol
Mixed Brass
CCI #300 Primer

 

[leadbullet]

Re: Pistol-Plated Bullet Load Data

easy enough,
Rainier 9mm 115gr
4.5 gr titegroup
any brass, any primer.

Rainier 9mm 124 gr
same as 115

rainier 40 cal 180
4.5 titegroup
anybrass any primer.

rainier 38 spl 125 gr
4.5 titegroup
any/any

rainier 10 MM 180
5.5 titegroup
any/any

rainier 45 acp 230
4.5 clays
any/any.

 

[DocB]

Re: Pistol-Plated Bullet Load Data

lr30,

For plated bullets I use the same loads as jacketed bullets in all calibers.

Works fine,
DocB

 

[427Cobra]

Re: Pistol-Plated Bullet Load Data

Plated Pills = Lead Data.

I stopped shooting plated bullets beacause I can buy Jacketed bullets from Percision Delta or Montana Gold for the same price or just slightly higher and accuracy is way better out of my Glock 35, and 1911.

Glock 35
180 Berries
3.0 Clays
.421 crimp
1.130
Soft n easy

Glock 35
180 Berries
3.2 Titegroup
.421 Crimp
1.130
Not as soft as Clays and way dirtier

Glock 35
180 Berries
3.1 N320
.421 Crimp
1.130
Super soft and the brass is not even dirty

 

[Steve in PA]

Re: Pistol-Plated Bullet Load Data

9mm
Rainier 115gr FMJ
HS6 - 7.0gr
Primers - CCI 500
Cases - Mixed
This load shoots exceptionally well out of all of my 9mm pistols (Beretta 92FS, S&w 6906 and Glock 26).

45acp
Rainier 230gr FMJ
Unique - 6.5gr
Primers - CCI 300
Cases - Mixed
This load also shoots exceptionally well from both of my Sig P220 pistols.