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  • #363705
    Jacob Wilcox
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      #387917
      dworshak
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        Just ordered another 2,000 FMJ Rn. I have been shooting these for a long time with great satisfaction.

        My recipe is RMR 115gn FMJ Rn with a CCI 500 primer and 6.4 gn of HS-6 with an OAL of 1.100”. This is kind of on the low end of published data but it cycles all my 9mm guns flawlessly. Out of my czP10c the chronograph shows right around 1200 FPS.
        Shoots very accurately, low recoil impulse, low flash, not much smoke. And the Dillon 650 makes them almost as fast as I can shoot them.

        #394545
        plarkin
        Participant

          Do you find the HS-6 to be a little dirty? I used the EXACT same recipe as you for a while. 6.4gn HS-6 but was finding a lot of unburnt powder on the bench out of a 4″ Walther PDP.

          Those RMR 115gn FMJ RNs are a treat though. VERY consistent groups with that 6.4gn load.

          #394555
          bdh821
          Participant

            I’ve shot thousands of 9mm FMJ RN through multiple guns. I do a lot of competitive USPSA.

            For my PCC load, I use 4.4gr of Sport Pistol under a 115 @1.125”. This gets me right around 140PF which id about 1200fps out of a 16” barrel

            I also use these for shooting Open division. I used 10.4gr of Shooters World Major Pistol under a 115fmj rn @ 1.180” and a small rifle primer. This gets me about 1500fps out of a 5” barrel with 2 3/16” ports. I do NOT recommend this recipe for the average shooter/gun unless you know what you’re doing…

            Another powder I use is HS6. 8.8gr at 1.180” again. Makes major power factor no problem!

            #394599
            plarkin
            Participant

              Current Working Load;

              RMR 115gn FMJ RN w/ 6.4gn Accurate #5 @ 1.12″ OAL
              CCI 500 Primer
              1258 fps 5″ Barrel

              #394657
              Robert Shapiro
              Participant

                My favorite load that woks well is a Win SP or Federal SP primer with 7.2 grains Power pistol @1.12 OAL.

                #394661
                titewad65no
                Participant

                  Universal powder 4.7gn
                  CCI 500 SPP
                  COL 1.1
                  Works well in all my 9mms

                  #394780
                  Jason Howard
                  Participant

                    RMR 115gr RN
                    Mixed brass
                    4.4gr Titegroup powder
                    CCI small pistol primer
                    1.150 OAL

                    I did a test of this load across various pistols; measured with my Labradar cronograph. Results were as follows:

                    3.7″ barrel = 1150 fps
                    4.7″ barrel = 1198 fps
                    4.9″ barrel = 1209 fps
                    8.3″ barrel (also had a suppressor attached) = 1295 fps

                    #394801
                    poagw
                    Participant

                      Just started loading RMR bullets. Really like them. First couple loads I worked up.

                      RMR 115gr FMJRN
                      Winchester 244 4.0gr
                      SPP
                      C.O.L. 1.100″
                      Crimp 0.378″
                      Velocity 1070ft/s
                      5″ Barrel

                      Comfortable shooting, Accurate bullet

                      RMR 115gr FMJRN
                      Hodgdon Longshot 5.5gr
                      SPP
                      C.O.L. 1.100″
                      Crimp 0.378″
                      Velocity 1207ft/s
                      5″ Barrel

                      Fast shooter, showing 138 PF.
                      Pretty much max load for me
                      Nice bullet

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