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Anyone loading RMR 124 gr Nuke to +P or +P+?

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  • #504212
    jpconstableiii
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      Curious if anyone has loaded them hotter and how they preformed.

      #504337
      Thad
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        I haven’t tried the 124’s but have loaded the 115 nukes at the higher end of the scale and they work exceptionally well.

        #504759
        jpconstableiii
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          Thanks for the reply!

          I’ll probably use most of these in a carbine so needed some actual hands on experience to understand how they hold together at over the velocity stated for reliable expansion.

          The Nuke is my favorite 9mm bullet- I can’t imagine buying anything else after over a year of using them.

          Now for the .45 AC Nuke to be released…

          #506858
          vkhrealboy
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            124HP RMR
            8.5 grains of Accurate #7 is as hot as I went. My Springfield Hellcat 3.1″ barrel pushed 1209fps ES29 SD12, kinda on the +p side. And With 8.0 grains 1149fps ES17 SD6.

            124HP RMR
            5.7 grains Autocomp 1149fps ES13 SD5.
            That was with the same Springfield Hellcat with 3.1″ barrel. I did go hotter but the SD’s just got to crazy with the Autocomp.

            124HP RMR
            6.0 grains of CFE Pistol, same Springfield Hellcat 3.1″ barrel, 1197fps ES39 SD15. Any hotter was just a waste, bullet spread just got too crazy.

            124HP RMR
            6.0 grains of Ramshot Silouette, Same Springfield Hellcat 3.1″ barrel, 1151fps ES27 SD11.

            124HP RMR
            5.4 grains of Ramshot Zip, Same Springfield Hellcat 3.1″ Barrel, 1151fps ES36 SD13.

            Those are the only powders so far that I used RMR’s 9m 124HP’s that were a little on the hot side. I have done other barrel lenths that are 4″, 4.5″, and 5.2″. I listed the short barrel 3.1″ Hellcat to show that reaching the 1150fps minimum recommendation in a short barrel pistol is possible! But to continue using those rounds as practice rounds, probably not. With the Springfield Hellcat, That 8.5 grain Accurate #7 was throwing brass 3 lanes over.

            In my Canik 5.2 barrel pistol, 8.5 grains of Accurate #7 was 1359fps.

            #512252
            David Trabue
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              Any link to a video of the 124 Nuke in gelatin?

              #512255
              vkhrealboy
              Participant

                Wish I could tell you yes, but it wouldn’t be true.
                So far I have only chronographed.

                #513670
                Bryan Lewis
                Participant

                  My current+p loads with the 124 nuke is 5.5gr of N340 @1200fps. Shoots great

                  #518971
                  tproehl
                  Participant

                    You do know that there is no such thing as +P+ according to SAMMI.

                    #519485
                    Andy Dao
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                      5.0gr of HP38/W231, 1.060″ COAL, light crimp (.003″) with Lee’s Factory crimp die.

                      1210 – 1230 fps out of a 4.9″ barrel. Decent accuracy.

                      #520114
                      Scotty Luther
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                        6.4 of Win572 1.25 OAL out of a 3.8 barrel, Hellcat RDP with a 20 pound spring, NEW RMI cases
                        low 1272 high 1286. occasionally 1250 1260. I think due to plus or minus .1 error rate of scale.

                        5.8 Barrel in a G34 KKM
                        1354 1381 using 24 pound spring and a shell shock case. Those cases will add 10 to 20fps over a brass case. Guns are worked hard at these speeds

                        Primers and head expansion good. Dont do this unless you understand the powder and have good case coverage. I would not use a once fired case. Always start low and work up, what works for one gun may not work in another. You’ll get a strong push, both guns are compensated and still using heavy springs. I would not in anything 3.5 or lower barrel.
                        Understand Winchester 572 powder, research the competition guys who have tried it out. Is OAL sensitive and temperature sensitive. Higher FPS lower temps.
                        To add, both barrels were throat reamed to accept that OAL, Nuke is a fat bullet, dont load this amount at shorter lengths.

                        #521496
                        Joseph Rietdorf
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                          +P+ = Anything over +P is my take. The only powder that scares me that I can think of off hand is Titegroup when loading imaginary +P+ loads. There are many 9mm compressed loads out there. If someone told me they loaded 9mm to the top with Titegroup, he’d have to find someone else to try it out for him….LOL.

                          #525704
                          jknudsen769
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                            Brian,”
                            “My current+p loads with the 124 nuke is 5.5gr of N340 @1200fps. Shoots great”
                            Any COL for this load?

                            #525767
                            MSwickard
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                              Finally loaded up the 124 gr Nukes. I tested the loads in the following pistols:

                              Gen 4 Glock 26
                              Gen 4 Glock 19
                              Gen 5 Glock 45
                              Sig P226 Navy

                              due to the various chambers, loads were loaded to an OAL of 1.060″. Brass used was mixed. Primer used was Federal SP mag. Powder was Silhouette.

                              Powder charges:
                              5.5 gr
                              5,7 gr
                              6.0 gr

                              Velocity ranges for each pistol:

                              G26 1109-1176 fps
                              G19 1148-1222 fps
                              G45 1114-1187 fps
                              P226 1129-1189 fps

                              Best loads are the 5.7 and 6.0, but still need to do further accuracy testing

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