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Well, the typical formula is “smaller” weight bullets use more powder, and heavier use less so when Jake (RMR) says to use the same loading as for the 124 Nukes I would say you will be safe. BUT with that said you always start low check for pressure/function/etc to be sure. Keep us posted on how they shoot and what you’re using. The 120s shot lights out coming out of my Staccato P with a Holosun 509 mounted @ 50ft. I shot a very good group also out of my CZ PO-1 at the same distance.
Here is some info from the Hodgdon Website. I would start here. Jake says to use the same as with the 124 Nukes copper.
Look here, just type in your info. I tried to copy/paste but it comes out weird, sorry bout that.Thanks for the input and info—good stuff. I agree that Power Pistol is a great powder, and I typically use it for my JHP loads and SHTF-type ammo. I use, test, and then stash 90% of it , LOL. I will shoot it a couple of times a year though, just for groups/fun/function testing. I was always a Universal guy for 9mm & titegroup was my 45-powder, that was in a perfect world, now I haven’t seen Universal in years, kinda weird. I bought some of the Winchester 244 a few years back and just started using that for my standard 9mm loads, I still have Titegroup but wanted to try that, seems clean & accurate so I guess I’m good with it.
Thanks for the concern on COL,I fully understand the importance of it & other than my Staccato I have multiple CZ pistols and if ya know anything about them they have one of the shortest leads in the chamber & always base my loads on my CZ-07, if they fit/plunk/run in my 07 they will work in everything I own & I do check my other pistols just to confirm, I don’t have the OAL in front of me but it’s within safe specs for sure.
When its all said & done I love all of the RMR bullets I have bought & used,just great bullets @ a great price. -
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