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  • in reply to: RMR 124 grain MPR over CFE Pistol #413557
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    Maybe your gun just doesn’t like the MPR as much.

    I’ve had a similar issue with my old 9mm Springfield 1911. It doesn’t like 147 grain bullets.

    in reply to: RMR 124 grain MPR over CFE Pistol #413279
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    4.1 grains is what I run. It is a pretty popular load with action shooters…USPSA, etc.

    in reply to: RMR 124 grain MPR over CFE Pistol #413269
    SC
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    WST is really fast. I would try the N320.

    in reply to: RMR 124 grain MPR over CFE Pistol #413250
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    Do you have a faster powder to try?

    A rumor that I read is that Federal uses Power Pistol in the 9mm HST loads.

    I really like WSF and Vit N320 in 9mm 124 loads.

    in reply to: RMR 124 grain MPR over CFE Pistol #413236
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    I have no experience with CFE pistol. It looks a little on the slower side than what I like for target use. Did it look like you were getting a complete burn or is your brass a little sooty?

    What did the primers look like? Starting to flatten?

    You may need to increase the charge a little more to get consistency.

    in reply to: Small Rifle Primer / Small Pistol Primer #411502
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    I have tried it in the past using Wolf branded primers. They all fired out of an H&K P30 but I wouldn’t be surprised if you saw issues with striker fired pistols.

    There have been a couple articles on primer thickness. Here is a pic that I found online that compares them-

    https://www.bearblain.com/images/Primer%20cup%20thickness%20chart%20RIFLE.png

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