9mm using magnum primers? - Ruger Forum
WEBDec 11, 2014 · The load I use for my 9mm is 4.5 gr bullseye with hornaday 115gr rn fmj , cci small pistol magnum primers , 1.12 OAL . very accurate and not too hot of a load for plinking. Remington 700 - 7mm-08, Browning BAR 300 win mag, Remington model 31 20ga, Ruger P95, Ruger Super Redhawk 44mag 9-1/2, Ruger 10/22, Marlin 785, Ruger LCR 22mag, (Sako 85 next)
Magnum Primers for 9mm? - Ruger Forum
WEBOct 20, 2016 · Never use a magnum primer with a 9mm cartridge .... in fact take a look at any reloading manual and you will never see a mag primer specified for a 9mm. Your best choice for powder in a 9mm cartridge is a medium burn rate .... Unique being an excellent choice. Some others are Universal, Power Pistol, AA#5, or CFE.
Ruger LCR 327 vs 9mm - Ruger Forum
WEBFeb 17, 2024 · I will say for the cost factor, good 9mm self defense rounds will be cheaper than good 327 Mag rounds are going to be. Flip side the 327 LCR holds 6 rounds whereas the 9mm LCR holds only 5 rounds. Flip it again though and the 9mm uses moon clips theoretically providing quicker reloads depending how much you practice.
9mm magnum - Ruger Forum
WEB12071 posts · Joined 2015. #3 · Jun 5, 2020. If you're talking about trying to make "Ruger Only " level 9mm ammo it is unwise to try. The small case capacity of the 9mm means factory ammo already runs at high pressures. The cases will blow out if you try to make it something it's not.
small primers magnum in 9mm - 1911Forum
WEBApr 8, 2017 · 4064 posts · Joined 2002. #9 · Apr 9, 2017 (Edited) xpierrat, FWIW I have used Magnum primers in max 9MM and 38 Super loads with no issues. The reason I have used these primers in these cartridges, and 9X23 Winchester too, is to better resist primer deformation, i.e., flowing/flattening/piercing etc. In chronographing my reloads, about the ...
Blackhawk .357mag/9mm opinions - Ruger Forum
WEBOct 25, 2014 · The 9mm is nice. My gun club did a group buy on 2000 rounds of 9mm for $300 on gunbroker. The grouping isn't as tight as with .38 or .357, but for 15 cents vs 40 or so for .38 or even more costly .357 it's a nice option to have. Plus, it's built on the large frame so recoil really is minimal. Reply Like.
9mm +P v. 357 mag Short Barrrel - 1911Forum
WEBNov 17, 2009 · From what I read, most service 9mm with 4 to 5 inch barrels will fire +P 124g 9mm JHP at around 1200 to 1250 ft/sec. And non +P 124g 9mm JHP at around 1050 to 1150 ft/sec. Plus, they are easier to find ammo for then .357. From a 2.5 inch barrel .357, at say 100 ft/sec drop per every inch of barrel (I'm pretty sure I read that somewhere), you ...
To those who have LCRs in .327 and 9mm... - Ruger Forum
WEBOct 9, 2016 · 266 posts · Joined 2010. #27 · Nov 6, 2019. I know this is an old thread but I chose the Hydrashok 85 gr for the .327 load as the power was controllable. It averaged 1,156 FPS in the 1.875" barrel and stopped in my ballistic medium which suggests 15" if it were to be ballistics gel and the bullet expanded to .459".
using magnum primers in 9mm? - 1911Forum
WEBMar 30, 2009 · I would be very careful about using mag primers in the 9mm. The 9mm (and , 40 S&W) are the highest pressure semi-auto rounds available. That tiny case combined with high pressure is very unforgiving. Keep looking for primers. Wolf small pistol primers seem to be available at the gun shows.
.357/9mm Convertible - Ruger Forum
WEBNov 2, 2013 · LunaticFringeInc. 414 posts · Joined 2011. #7 · Nov 3, 2013. Yes the difference in accuracy will be a result of shooting .355 diameter 9mm bullets through a .357 diameter bore needed for the 38/357 cartridge. Its not a huge difference but you will likely see less than great accuracy with the 9mm cylinder installed.