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  • in reply to: 9MM 124 Nukes BE-86 #541272
    Daniel Teebken
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      Nuke 124
      3.8 barrel
      BE-86 5.5gr
      OAL 1.100
      A 1155
      ES 17
      SD 5

      in reply to: 9MM 124 Nukes BE-86 #540001
      Daniel Teebken
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        I’m running the 124 nukes with 5.5 Be-86 at 1.100 OAL. Going to chrono today. Short barrel , should get around 1100 to 1150 FPS.

        in reply to: 124g 9mm Nukes – OAL issue (after crimp) #539985
        Daniel Teebken
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          You probably have all this figured out by now but here’s my thoughts. Remove the barrel first. To check the correct OAL any gun needs I use a Dremel to make a slice about 3/4 down the side of the case in question, remove any burs and insert a bullet and push it into the chamber. when the case gets even with the barrel hood the bullet is seated at the rifling. Carefully remove the cartridge and measure the OAL. Do this a few times to get consistent measurements and then seat your bullets a little shorter. It should produce a perfect plunk test.

          Daniel Teebken
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            I talked to the guy at RMR and told him I had jacket seperation with the 115 gr Nukes in water jugs. He stated that won’t happen in gel.

            in reply to: 115 NUKE COAL. #519559
            Daniel Teebken
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              I size and slit a case so a bullet will slide into the brass and then push it into the barrel all the way and gently push it out from the muzzel end with a pencil. Measure and thats your max OAL. Shorten it up .015 and you should have a good Plunk test on that barrel.

              in reply to: I survived, the 1st Squibb load of my life #519558
              Daniel Teebken
              Participant

                Same happened to me but it was the OAL that got me. The round was loaded to long and got stuck in the lands and when I cleared the chamber it pulled the bullet. I thought the same as you but I had unburned powder inside my slide. Dead trigger no primer pop.

                in reply to: 115 grain nukes #519557
                Daniel Teebken
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                  The bullets are chubby so size a case , slit it with a dremmel cut off wheel and insert a bullet into the brass and push it into your chamber. Push it hard so the rim is up against the barrel hood and then take a pencil and push it out gently from the muzzel end. Measure the OAL and you have your max OAL before it hits the rifling. In my barrel ( short chamber ) it measures 1.070, so I set my OAL to 1.050.

                  in reply to: RMR 124 gr.HP MPR / RMR 124 HP Nuke #519555
                  Daniel Teebken
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                    I have been reloading the 115gr & 124 Nukes. The bullets are chubby so have to load short to chamber in my old S&W 469. Do a plunk test on the gun to check the OAL.
                    1st load
                    Powder #2 4.4 gr
                    OAL 1.050
                    Avg 1093 Hi 1097 Lo 1089 Es 8 Sd 3.
                    No pressure signs, and run well.
                    2nd load
                    124 gr Nukes
                    Powder #2 4.1gr
                    OAL 1.050
                    Avg 1032 Hi 1042 Lo 1022 Es 20 Sd 7.

                    in reply to: Recovering stainless steel media from dirty water. #519553
                    Daniel Teebken
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                      I have a channel on YouTube. Go there and look up this link. https://youtu.be/RTEZtsDO4a8?si=8qq7I8Fsu-n8CyZs
                      My method has been working well for almost 10 yrs with the same strainer.

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