Anyone shoot the 124gr JHP with titegroup ? chronographed ?

[justMatt]

i just loaded a bunch of 124gr JHP (MRP Nuke) with 4.0gr of Titegroup.. I was wondering what fps that would be.. ( i don\’t have a chronograph yet) but on the website it says it needs 1100fps to reliably open up to full width… anyone have real world data? from 4\” barrel or 6\” barrel..

[cbmay48]

While I haven’t chronographed your exact load, I have run the 124 gr MPHP (pre nuke) out of a new Glock 48 with 3.6 gr of Titegroup and S&B SPP. They clocked an average of 949 fps with a Sd of 10.
According to Glock, my barrel is 4.17” long. I suspect a 4.0 gr load would top 1,000 fps, but probably under 1,100. I should try 4.0 just to see what it would do, already have 3 primer tubes full of CCI-500 primers ready and waiting on the Dillon RL-550B.

[cbmay48]

Got out today with the 124 gr RMR MPR JHP bullet loaded in front of 4.0 gr Titegroup, CCI-500 primer in a Federal case. About 60 degrees, results:
Glock 48 average velocity 1,072 fps 5 shots
CZ P-09 average velocity 1,096 fps 5 shots

Same bullet, primer and case with 5.7 gr Power Pistol
Glock 48 average velocity 1,112 fps 5 shots
CZ P-09 average velocity 1,142 fps 5 shots

RMR 115 gr FMJ, 5.6 gr CFE-Pistol, S&B small pistol primer, Winchester case
Glock 48 average velocity 1,053 fps 5 shots
CZ P-09 average velocity 1,083 fps 5 shots
Kind of expected higher velocity with the lighter bullet and CFE-Pistol.

Winchester 115 gr JHP, 5.6 gr True Blue, Federal 100 primer, Winchester case
Glock 48 average velocity 1,025 fps 5 shots
CZ P-09 average velocity 1,035 fps 5 shots
Also a little disappointing, velocity wise. This was an old batch of bullets that I paid $40 for 1,000 (shows you just how old they are!)

My conclusion is that Power Pistol is probably the top pick for performance with the 9mm, although, I may need to push True Blue and CFE-Pistol to +P levels, just to see if there is a significant boost in performance. But I was surprised with Titegroup being as close to Power Pistol as it was, and is certainly more economical. I didn’t really shot for accuracy, since I was more interested in the velocity numbers. My P-09 seemed to like the loads better than the lighter, thinner Glock (it is new and I am still getting used to it).
Hope this helps.

[paralarry]

Through my Ruger PC Carbine 16” barrel
124 grain RMR hollow point Match Winner
OAL 1.140”
Shots: 10
Average: 1075 ft/s
SD: 28 ft/s
Min: 1009 ft/s
Max: 1118 ft/s
Spread: 109 ft/s
Power Factor Average: 133
Power Factor Low: 125
Power Factor High: 138
Weight: 124 gr.

[Geraldo Isip]

8/29/2026 9MM 124gr RMR PRN 4.0 gr Titegroup 1.125\” Tisas PX-9g3 4.69\” 1044.8
8/29/2026 9MM 124gr RMR FMJ 4.0 gr Titegroup 1.125\” Tisas PX-9g3 4.69\” 1060.3
8/29/2026 9MM 124gr RMR JHP MPR 4.0 gr Titegroup 1.066\” Walther PPX 4.6\” 1084.8
8/29/2026 9MM 124gr RMR JHP MPR 4.0 gr Titegroup 1.066\” PSA Dagger 4.5\” 1047.3
8/29/2026 9MM 124gr RMR JHP MPR 4.2 gr Titegroup 1.066\” PSA Dagger 4.5\” 1099.6
8/29/2026 9MM 124gr RMR JHP MPR 4.2 gr Titegroup 1.066\” Tisas PX-9g3 4.69\” w/YHM R9 1115.4

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