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## Topics

- [Any insight on crimp amount Montana Silver bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/any-insight-on-crimp-amount-montana-silver-bullets/) - 9 and 10mm using Lee factory crimp dies.
- [.32 projectiles](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/32-projectiles/) - I was wondering that with the rising popularity of .32 caliber handguns if you have any intention of offering some projectiles for us reloading for it? Thanks
- [Reloading the .380 auto with the RMR 95 gr RN FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-the-380-auto-with-the-rmr-95-gr-rn-fmj/) - Any loads for this round with HP-38, Bullseye, and/or Accurate #2 that you can share? Or, can I use a Speer data for same round?
- [Rmr 124 gr truncated cone accuracy](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-gr-truncated-cone-accuracy/) - These are accurate bullets. I found that 5.4 gr of longshot at an OAL of 1.0865 shoots very well in all my 9mm pistols .
- [45ACP Nuke](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/45acp-nuke/) - I've read elsewhere that RMR wants to develop a 45ACP nuke bullet. Is this true? Is this merely on the wish list or are you actually working on that product? Do you have any idea when it might be ready for the market, even if just for evaluation by users? There is another bullet maker
- [sales](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/sales-2/) - Please cancel my order 547065 from April 26 2026.
- [sales](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/sales/) - I ordered some 10mm bullets on April 26 2026. I don't see my order status on my status page. Is there an issue?
- [RMR 75's are the Cat's Meow](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-75s-are-the-cats-meow/) - I shoot Service Rifle and XTC matches on a fairly irregular basis. I shot an XTC match last weekend and did fairly well. I haven't shot in 6 months so I'm a little rusty. My barrel is a 20-inch, chrome-lined, government NATO profile, so not exactly a "match" barrel, but the RMR 75's work great
- [Load data for 9mm 124gr RMR FMJ Truncated Cone Flat Point Match Winner Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-for-9mm-124gr-rmr-fmj-truncated-cone-flat-point-match-winner-bullets/) - Need Load data for 9mm 124gr RMR FMJ Truncated Cone Flat Point Match Winner Bullets. Im using Titegroup and CFE Pistol. Thanks Victot
- [!6" BBL PCC](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/6-bbl-pcc/) - Anybody have a Favorite load for PCC to share? I have a 16"bbl carbine blow back design which requires cleaning after 300rds. I know that is a "short coming" of its design. I shoot falling steel matches, beer bottle size targets at 15-30yds. Speed is the game, of coarse you must hit the targets that
- [135 Nuke 38 super +P](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135-nuke-38-super-p/) - Hey guys anybody have any load data/experience with the 135 Nukes in a +P38 Super? Looking for a nice full throttle carry load Thanks Ryan
- [RMR 147 FMJ-RN N320 load date](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-147-fmj-rn-n320-load-date/) - Hi does anyone have any load data on the RMR 147 FMJ-RN with N320 powder ? Thanks
- [Trying 142 9mm silvers suppressed thru Rugged Obsidian](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/trying-142-9mm-silvers-suppressed-thru-rugged-obsidian/) - Fouling level on suppressed loads? Any experience with this?
- [RMR 130gr Idaho](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-130gr-idaho/) - I used 3.6 grs of titegroup with a COL 1.140”. I used a Lee Factory Crimp die and a Sheridan Enginerring 9mm slotted case guage.I had no failures of any kind sending two hundred plus rounds down range thru my Platypus.
- [For RMR: do you make your Idaho Silver Bullets in 38/357 ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/for-rmr-do-you-make-your-idaho-silver-bullets-in-38-357/) - Just want to know if you make Idaho Silver Bullets in 38/357, 158 grain, SWC, or Round Nose? If it’s on the sales site I missed it sorry. Harold
- [.357 147gn "Smileys" 4.4 gn W231 .38 Special loads](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-147gn-smileys-4-4-gn-w231-38-special-loads/) - Setup my chronograph about 3 1/2 feet from muzzle. Chronograph used for S&W Model 10, S&W Model 15, S&W Model 19, S&W Model 37, S&W Model 586, Marlin 1894C Carbine. Just as accurate as my Montana Gold 142gn off of a rest. Stout recoil, not as much as 158gn, but not as little as 125gn
- [trouble seating 124 Matchwinners](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/trouble-seating-124-matchwinners/) - I'm loading the 124 gr TCFP Matchwinners, and I've run into a problem. My normal case mouth belling has worked for over 30,000 RMR round-nosed bullets, but the MWs are giving me fits. My normal mouth bell seems too tight for these bullets, and they get cocked (off center) in the case during seating. This
- [130gr RN silver using titegroup load data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/130gr-rn-silver-using-titegroup-load-data/) - I looking to see is anyone has any load data and testing data using 130 gr RN silver using titegroup?
- [75 gr RMR Coal](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/75-gr-rmr-coal/) - I have a PSA .223 Wylde upper when loading these a 2.250 I'm at the lands....anyone else run into this?
- [true diameter of SLAP .22 air gun slugs](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/true-diameter-of-slap-22-air-gun-slugs/) - 1. Is .217 the actual dia. of these slugs? 2. If so will the pressure from a CO2 12.5 gram cylinder pushing 14gr. pellets be enough to obturate the hollow base of the SLAP pellet to fill the groove dia. which is .223 of my Crosman 150 pellet rifle? This is a single shot rifle
- [224 75 bthp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-75-bthp/) - Are these considered VLD?
- [Cleaning out zinc fouling. Need help](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/cleaning-out-zinc-fouling-need-help/) - Howdy, I'm running 9mm idaho nuke silvers out of my competition gun. Performance is great but the fouling is horrendous. I have tried Breakfree CLP, Mpro 7, Tapco, hoppes bore cleaner. Used stiff nylon brush, copper brush, copper tornado and steel tornado. Hoppes bore cleaner seems to have done the most work. Been at it
- [69 grn .224, again](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-grn-224-again/) - Bought 1000 of these in last couple of months, shoot through a SAV 12, BVSS, 26 inch, .813 muzzle, 13 lbs. and off the bench. I compared ojive variation between these at .002" and Berger VLD Target Match 140's, also Nosler RDF(VLD). Berger at .002" and Nosler at .005". RMR equal to Berger! Won't mention
- [RMR 220 grain 10 mm bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-220-grain-10-mm-bullets/) - Purchased these quite some time ago and haven't found any recipes anywhere . If anyone has loads please share.
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 130 Matchwinner AA2 (126K Power Factor - Revolver)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/idaho-silver-9mm-130-matchwinner-aa2-126k-power-factor-revolver/) - Very accurate 50 yard bullet in my 9mm S&W 986 revolver. I have a 6" Walter barrel with .355 barrel installed (the factory barrel runs about .357), My revolver favors the 130 zinc over the 120 JHP zinc, the 142 zinc bullets and ther 147 FMJ FP copper.. Have a 126K power factory with 3.6
- [Need 9mm 132 Power Factor Loads for N320 and the Lighter Matchwinners](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/need-9mm-132-power-factor-loads-for-n320-and-the-lighter-matchwinners/) - I've got a solid 132 PF load for the Heavy Matchwinner using Vita Vouri N320. I'd like to try to match that PF with N320 and the two lighter Matchwinners... 135 gr and 124 gr. I've already got appropriate loads using Titegroup, but would love to be able to keep my measure full of N320
- [Recommended bore cleaner for zinc bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/recommended-bore-cleaner-for-zinc-bullets/) - Just rec'd an order of the Idaho 130 Matchwinner zinc bullets and my initial testing shows outstanding 50 yard accuracy. I'm firing a S&W 986 9mm revolver fitted with a 6" Walther .355 barrel. Have been using lead Hi-Tek bullets exclusively, but these 130 silver bullets load easier without any case distortion like you see
- [9MM 124 Nukes BE-86](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124-nukes-be-86/) - 124 nukes loaded at 1.060 with 5.4 grains of BE-86. 1140 fps out of a four inch barrel.
- [9mm 115 Nukes BE-86](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-115-nukes-be-86/) - 115 nukes loaded at 1.060 with 5.6 grains of BE-86. 1195 fps out of a four inch barrel.
- [General info](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/general-info/) - Will you make your silver (zinc/copper) projectiles for rifles??
- [9mm 130 gr Idaho Silver Crimp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-130-gr-idaho-silver-crimp/) - What is the recommended crimp measurement for 9mm Idaho Silver’s? I crimp my 135 gr FMJ’s and coated lead at .376 and they run perfectly with no accuracy issues. Can you crimp the Zinc jacketed bullets at .376 without undersizing the projectiles?
- [RMR 9mm 135G NUKE V2 JHP Seating stem](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-9mm-135g-nuke-v2-jhp-seating-stem/) - I'm looking to keep my SD as tight as possible as I am loading these to run subsonic on my 4" Walther PDP and 8" AR9. I'm looking to get as close to subsonic as I can with the AR9 to get the max velocity out of my PDP. That said, I am having COAL
- [Sig Saur X Macro Comp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/sig-saur-x-macro-comp/) - How many of you out there use the Sig X Macro Comp? What are your thoughts?
- [Just tried the 75 grain .224 bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/just-tried-the-75-grain-224-bullets/) - Just loaded up some of the 75 grain match bullets for my budget build . AR in 223 Wylde looks to like this load. RMR 75 grain match bullet Tac powder 22.8 grains CCI-450 primer OAL- 2.255 Target distance 135 yards. 13/16 5 shot group Sorry I don't know how to upload target
- [303 British Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/303-british-bullets/) - Are you going to ever mfg these?
- [.38 Special for us wheel gun guys](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/38-special-for-us-wheel-gun-guys/) - I would love to see a .38/.357 version of the 124 Gr. RMR JHP (MPR NUKE) for use in wheel guns. I carry a Kimber K6 XS and would love this bullet as would many others I'm sure.
- [120gr Idaho Silver in Taurus PT-111 Millennium G2](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/120gr-idaho-silver-in-taurus-pt-111-millennium-g2/) - I ordered 1000 of the 9mm (.355) Idaho Silver Nuke and thought I would give them a try, I loaded up 100 and started shooting. Very light crimp, Had some problems with my cases feeding right, and had 3 FTF (not happy about that !!) I thought I had fixed all that, but I guess
- [Site down?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/site-down/) - Anyone know what may be happening to the site? I can sign in to my account, or order anything or bring up the contact form. Every time I add something to my cart I get an error message when trying to check out. Also can't contact through the site.
- [FMJ and Plated?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/fmj-or-plated/) - Is there a difference in FMJ and Plated pistol bullets and if so, is the loading data differ? The reason I ask is because I have both and was going to load them both using the same data.
- [Maximum velocity for RMR 9mm projectiles?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/maximum-velocity-for-rmr-9mm-projectiles/) - I'd like to know if anyone has reloaded RMR 9mm projectiles in 350 Legend and tested them for jacket/core separation at 2000-2400 FPS. I normally reload Gold Dots and XTP's but it would be great if the RMR's held up under high pressure and velocity down range.
- [load data for mr bullet 55grain and 69grain bullet](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-for-mr-bullet-55grain-and-69grain-bullet/) - hello there, is their anyone have a good load using RMR bullets 55gr and 69gr using Varget powder just for plinking and some accuracy?
- [223/5.556 neck expansion](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/223-5-556-neck-expansion/) - What do you guys use or does anyone use to expand the mouth(flare) so that non-BT bullets are easier to fit while loading them? I am having a heck of a time trying to get the 55gr SP bullets to stay in the case while seating them. What I am having to do right now
- [Load Data for 55g JSP using IMR 4064](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-for-55g-jsp-using-imr-4064/) - I've got some 55g pulled JSP bullets I bought here and have been using H335 powder but I have about 20lbs. of IMR 4064 that I would like to use but I can't find any data in any of my books for that combo. I was wondering if anyone here has some data I could
- [Do the FP Matchwinners feed with 100% reliability for you?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/do-the-fp-matchwinners-feed-with-100-reliability-for-you/) - I've ordered and shot a couple thousand of the FP Matchwinners in both Zinc(130gr) and FMJ(135gr). For some reason I cannot get these to feed with 100% reliability in my Glock 17. The flat nose of the bullet gets hung up on the left side of the feed ramp. LINK TO PHOTOS Loading with N320
- [142gr .355 Idaho Silver Heavy Match winners for 350 Legend?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/142gr-355-idaho-silver-heavy-match-winners-for-350-legend/) - How will these fare reloaded for 350 Legend bolt guns at velocities over 2000 FPS? Will the jacket separate from the core? Will the copper jacket version be a better pick for 350 Legend? Is it possible to get a sample order so I'm not stuck with 500 pieces that lead and zinc-foul my barrel?
- [135GR MW 125PF Starting Point](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135gr-mw-125pf-starting-point/) - Can anyone offer a starting point for 125ish PF using Titegroup with 135gr matchwinners? (TC profile to be clear).
- [.30 hollow point slugs](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/30-hollow-point-slugs/) - I've been running the 44.5gr 2nds through my .30 Hatsan Blitz BP and they're definitely hitting hard, but they're just punching clean through plywood without expanding. I sectioned a few and noticed the hollow point goes pretty deep, probably deeper than it needs to for the velocities I'm shooting at. I think a version with
- [135 grain nuke V2](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135-grain-nuke-v2/) - Well now i'm impressed, I just did water bottle test of a load I worked up with BR5 powder and the 135 nuke. I am running a velocity of 1055 average. only had enough water bottles for 3 test all were total a success, perfect 3 leaf mushroom's with jagged copper folded back. I got
- [44 magnum](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/44-magnum/) - Any chance at seeing some 44 mag bullets ? …. Can only hope for a 44 mag nuke 😄
- [.380 Supplies](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/380-supplies/) - I'm not really a .380 guy but I inherited a few guns in this cartridge last year. I've discovered that factory ammo for this little cartridge is fairly expensive for what it is. I'm not talking about fancy defensive rounds, just simple round ball ammo. So I decided to look into loading my own. I've
- [9mm 135gr. Nuke V2 JHP](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-135gr-nuke-v2-jhp/) - Since my favorite Speer 135 gr. Short Barrel JHP bullets are nearly impossible to find, The 9mm 135 gr. Nukes seem to be an alternative. If I reload them in 357 Magnum brass, will the difference in diameter of .002 in. cause any problems? Would it be best to use a 9mm taper crimp die?
- [350 legend with 9mm 124 Gr. RMR JHP (MPR NUKE)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/350-legend-with-9mm-124-gr-rmr-jhp-mpr-nuke/) - So im curious, if i load these to 2600fps from a 350L, will they disintegrate on a deer @ 2000fps+?
- [Load data for new 135gr Nuke using Titegroup?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-for-new-135gr-nuke-using-titegroup/) - Anybody loading these new puppies yet? If so, using Titegroup? Overall length? Got 1000 headed my way and hoping these might scratch the "Sweet Spot" itch that I've been digging into various 135gr bullets for.
- [9 and 10mm High Velocity Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9-and-10mm-high-velocity-bullets/) - Can you recommend 9 and 10mm bullets for reloading that will work well in my 9 and 10mm PCC rifles with 16' barrels? Would like to get decent accuracy at 35 and 50 yards. Thanks, Larry
- [RMR 124 gr nuke. ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-gr-nuke/) - So I love 124gr nukes with 4.1 vv320 1.06 oal. Phenomenal out of all my pistols. Just bought PSA AV9 in a 8” barrel kind of a impulse buy and something I don’t have. Oregon is going communist in a couple weeks. Do I need to change my load data up? Might work up a
- [22 ARC Alpha Brass](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/22-arc-alpha-brass/) - Good Morning. Wondering if anyone has tried the 22 ARC Alpha Munitions brass in the GrendARC dies yet? Just ordered the new brass...
- [load data for 135 gr fp match winner using CFE pistol.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-for-135-gr-fp-match-winner-using-cfe-pistol/) - I us these in several pistols with varied length barrels.
- [124gr nuke alliant bullseye](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-nuke-alliant-bullseye/) - Did a plunk test settled on 1.06 cartridge length. Does anybody have load data for bullseye at this col?
- [147gr match winners](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147gr-match-winners/) - What length is everyone using My 2011 will work fine with 1.12 but I see RMR recommends 1.10. Is that length because of chambering or what works best for accuracy?I’m using sport pistol from 3.2 to 3.4 with my power factor all over the place not consistent at all.
- [135 G Match winner VS 9mm PCC Gun FYI](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135-g-match-winner-vs-9mm-pcc-gun-fyi/) - I have a JP PCC rifle that I have competed with for years. Yesterday I went to a competition using the Match Winners for the first time, they would not chamber reliably. They work just fine in my Glocks but not in the PCC, (that doesn't have a feed ramp) OAL is 1.100" When the
- [.357 Mag, 147gr smileys... wild spread numbers... crimp?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-mag-147gr-smileys-wild-spread-numbers-crimp/) - I picked up some of these to try for .357 mag, which I have never loaded before. There is very little load data for 147gr, so I sort of split the difference between 158 and 140 gr data. Ramshot Enforcer, 14.0gr, and 14.5gr 1.590 OAL CCI SP Mag primers Mixed brass, but true once or
- [62 grain TAC data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/62-grain-tac-data/) - I just ordered some of the 62gr bonded bullets and was hoping someone has developed an accurate load with TAC. Thanks in advance for any info....
- [.224 69gr 3gh](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-69gr-3gh/) - Phoenix Az 80° LC NATO brass 24.8 Ramshot TAC CCI 450 2943.3 avg SD 11.3 ED 33.0 2.255 .75 MOA 24.5 Ramshot TAC CCI 450 2855.0 avg SD 8.3 ED 24.9 2.260 .75 MOA
- [Top Punch for Matchwinner 9mm?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/top-punch-for-matchwinner-9mm/) - I’ve been using a round nose RCBS seating punch for my Matchwinners in all three weights. Some of the bullets don’t seat perfectly straight. Is there a better choice?
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 120 JHP Nuke](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/idaho-silver-9mm-120-jhp-nuke/) - I bought 3K of these over the Christmas sale, loaded/tested them, and have had great results! I love Power Pistol and tested up to 6grns with these bullets, and 6.4 was the max. At 6, they shot outstanding and were over 1200FPS. With Power Pistol, you know you have a load, big boom, and flash,
- [New Rifle Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-rifle-bullets/) - Now that I know of the major maker of ammo making has sold out to another country and took money from supporters, the ammo market may be in a decline. What I'm looking for are Rifle Bullets. Some of the older makers are sliding back into making, I thought it would be nice to buy
- [9mm 115 nukes titegroup](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-115-nukes-titrgroup/) - I just got my first batch of 115gr nukes in this week and I am looking for load data using titegroup. Im gonna start experimenting starting on the lower end between 3.7-3.8gr and work my way up from there. Any ideas for what a good OAL would be? 1.060-1.090 range?
- [Reload data for 120g JHG Nuke](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reload-data-for-120g-jhg-nuke/) - Good evening, thinking of ordering some of the 9MM, 120g JHP nukes and was wondering if anybody used powder by alliance bull’s-eye. If so, how was your load data and how did it perform? I was going to run a cci 550 small pistol magnum primer.
- [Suggestion for 9mm RMR 124 gr JHP load for Auto Comp powder 4.8 grs, OAL 1.10](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/suggestion-for-9mm-rmr-124-gr-jhp-load-for-auto-comp-powder-4-8-grs-oal-1-10/) - I received my RMR 124 gr .355 Dia JHPs and loaded a test batch with 4.8 grs of Auto Comp with a OAL: 1.10. They shot well 1 1/2” group at 10 yards two handed forward stance but I am interested in knowing what the powder weight range should be for this buiiet using Auto
- [shipping cost and sales tax](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/shipping-cost-and-sales-tax/) - could you please advise me of the shipping cost of 2000 9mm 115 gr bullets to Harrison,AR Are you required to charge sales tax Thanks Jeff
- [124 gr. Match Winner version 2 ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-match-winner-version-2/) - Does anyone know if there is two versions of these, the new ones I ordered jacket seems to be a lot thicker. The old ones were ordered one year ago.
- [Posting Pictures](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/posting-pictures/) - Is there a way to post pictures here? Thanks. Jon
- [Nuke feed question](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/nuke-feed-question/) - Hi, I have been running 124 gn nukes at a OAL of 1.11, 5.0 siloughuet with a speed average 1000fps through 2 Sig p365 with zero feed issues at about 5000 rounds per unit. Yesterday 3 of us went out with 3 different new pistols. Me a new S&W m&p 2.0 competitor, 5 inch barrel.
- [Reloading 62 gr. FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-62-gr-fmj/) - Best loads for 62 gr. FMJ for .223?
- [Anyone know if rmr will offer .44 bullets again ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/anyone-know-if-rmr-will-offer-44-bullets-again/) - I have been out for a long time
- [Need help For Tighter Groups](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/need-help-for-tighter-groups/) - I have been able to get my 30-06 loads to 3/4" at 100 yards, but not so lucky with 350 legend. Loading the 147 Gr truncated RMR match-winners, my most consistent group was a 1 3/4"X1 3/4"X1 3/4" triangle from 50 yards. The load has a COAL-2.1135" w/27 Gr Hodgdon's Lil'Gun, uniform starline brass, Winchester
- [120g JHP Nuke](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/120g-jhp-nuke/) - Received my Silver Bullet last Friday and decided to loaded them Saturday using my 124gMW as a reference . 4.1g N320 @ 1.180 OAL for CZS2.
- [New Silver Nukes](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-silver-nukes/) - Loaded up 100 of the new 120 gr 9mm bullets with the silver zinc alloy jackets today. I had to seat the bullets to a 1.04” overall length to get them to plunk and spin in the short throat of my CZ P-09 barrel. Given the reduced powder space from the deep seating, I decided
- [.40/10MM 180 GR. RMR TRUNCATED FLAT NOSE with Longshot](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/40-10mm-180-gr-rmr-truncated-flat-nose-with-longshot/) - 10mm 1.26" 9.5gr Longshot. Worked very well in both 1911 and M&P 2.0.
- [124 Grain "Nuke" Load data using Vihta Vuori N340 powder ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-grain-nuke-load-data-using-vihta-vuori-n340-powder/) - Hoping someone has some load data Using VV N340 on the 124 Grain Nukes. I have a Vihta Vuori load book but it doesn't even have a 124 grain JHP listed at all. Thanks
- [Really stupid question.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/really-stupid-question/) - I'm getting back into reloading AGAIN, and I'm having a question. I buy all my new bullets from RMR (Hi Guys!) Except for a bunch of old cast stuff. I am just setting up to load .38 and .357 for my Wife's new revolver and got a batch of 158 gr .38./357 RNP. I used
- [Starting to reload for 460 Rowland](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/starting-to-reload-for-460-rowland/) - I bought some of the 45 cal 230 Gr round nose bullets. As a general request, if you find any 460 Rowland brass, I would be interested. I try to get most of my reloading stuff here when it is available. Heavy for caliber 45 cal projectiles and 10 mm projectiles (heavier the better) for
- [Nukes in .45 acp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/nukes-in-45-acp/) - I thought I remembered RMR saying they were developing a Nuke in 45? Anybody know where that stands? Did I just imagine it?
- [10mm 180 gr. RMR Truncated Flat Nose Accurate #7](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/10mm-180-gr-rmr-truncated-flat-nose-accurate-7/) - 11.9gr Accurate #7 @ 1.260" 40 shots 1246.7 avg FPS ES = 31.9 FPS SD = 8.4 FPS M&P 2.0
- [NUKES: Sloppy Lead Fill Affecting COAL](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/nukes-sloppy-lead-fill-affecting-coal/) - My second batch of 124gr Nukes (1000ct) are markedly different than the first batch I received. 1) The second batch is a different color, markedly darker than the original bright copper batch. Don't care about that, just noting it. 2) The tips on the first batch look clean and tidy with a nice copper lip
- [30-06 Springfield](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/30-06-springfield/) - A few years ago RMR bought out another company and had Nosler 175 grain Custom Competition bullets for sale at a great price, and I stacked them as deep as possible. Here is a recipe that works in my Remington 700 with a 28 inch Pac-Nor 1 in 10 barrel. Nosler 175 grain Custom Competition
- [10mm 180 gr. RMR Truncated Flat Nose W/Power pistol.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/10mm-180-gr-rmr-truncated-flat-nose-w-power-pistol/) - Just bought some of these and will be doing a work up hopefully soon. If anyone is using this combo I would like to hear about it. I will post my results when I get some range time.
- [135gr flat point feeding problems](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135gr-flat-point-feeding-problems/) - My Glock 34 is not happy with the RMR 135gr FP bullets & won't feed reliably. Is longer or shorting COL most likely to contribute to this? 135gr FP over 3.6gr Titegroup at 1.075" COL. Suggestions appreciated (other than the obvious - don't use flat point bullets). Thanks
- [RMR's position on using Lee Factory Crimp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmrs-position-on-using-lee-factory-crimp/) - I recently ran across several reviews from pre-Covid days where it was stated Speer says not to use the LFC on bullets without a cannelure as it ruins the bullet and degrades the accuracy and other bullet companies say the same thing. Reportedly this info was posted in Speer's FAQ but I looked and did
- [Recovering stainless steel media from dirty water.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/recovering-stainless-steel-media-from-dirty-water/) - I use a rotary media separator to separate the pins from the brass. It works well enough to separate pins from brass, but I'm left with a tub filled with dirty water and the pins. Has anyone tried the paint strainers that fit over a 5 gal bucket to recover the pins from the water?
- [.357 124 grain teardrop FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-124-grain-teardrop-fmj/) - Ordered and did a test of the 124 grain RMR Teardrop FMJ,s. My wife is recoil sensitive so I wanted a soft shooting load for a Kimber K6XS in .38 Special snubbie(2 inch). It's a lightweight gun(less than 1 pound) so recoil can be a bit "snappy". what I found is; 3.8 grains of WIN231
- [Best seating dies/seating stems for .224 75 grain bthp?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/best-seating-dies-seating-stems-for-224-75-grain-bthp/) - Currently using a Lee seating die and I'm getting considerable variation in overall length, plus or minus .003.
- [147 FP/9mm vs 147 FP-357sig](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147-fp-9mm-vs-147-fp-357sig/) - Maybe a silly question, but what is the difference between the two. I'm interested in safety reasons. I'll be loading 9mm.
- [300 blk out](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/300-blk-out/) - Seems hard to find good quality and price on 300 black out. Sure wish RMR had this available. 300 bo 223 & 45 are my go to firearms. Same with most of my buddies.
- [9MM 124 GR. RMR JHP / 9MM 124 GR. RMR FMJ TRUNCATED CONE FLAT POINT MATCHWINNER](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124-gr-rmr-jhp-9mm-124-gr-rmr-fmj-truncated-cone-flat-point-matchwinner/) - anyone know if these bullets are the same length? i want to load them for competition 9mm major. so if they are essentially the same length i'd use the FP when there are no JHP availble. or is that a bad idea?
- [.357 Magnum and 147gr Smiley](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-magnum-and-147gr-smiley/) - Have been working on ladder testing this bullet. So far, have only used Ramshot Enforcer starting at 14.3gr and have now worked up in .3gr increments to 15.8gr. Results have all been acceptable with good accuracy but still haven't reached my target of 1300fps in my 6” barreled Colt Trooper MKIII. Using a COL of
- [Heavier .355 bullets?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/heavier-355-bullets/) - Are there any plans in the works for heavy 0.355 to 0.357 bullets for loading for 350 legend? I would love to see some 165 to 180 grain truncated cone bullets. The caliber has really caught on and I am sure you would get lots of takers in states with straight wall cartridge laws. How
- [The 300 Grain Blems](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/the-300-grain-blems/) - The ones on sale here at RMR, Any ideal on who they was made by?
- [350 Legend](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/350-legend/) - With this caliber really starting to take off, I hope RMR Will start making some rifle bullets in .355 to .357 diameter. I get most of my bullets for reloading from RMR and I just bought an AR in 350 legend.
- [rmr 75gr 224](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-75gr-224/) - what is oal these should be seated to i am going to be testing with ramshot tac and cci 41 primers. where has everyone had luck. i see 24.1 is pretty popular i know i need to work up to what my rifle like. but some one said recommended to seat to 2.245?
- [115 grain nukes](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115-grain-nukes/) - I need a help I was wondering if someone could give me a good C. O. L. For this bullet. I started loading them at 1.125 but it just seems like I should be loading them shorter than that. I’m using Win 244 and the data I see says to load them to 1.125.
- [147 gun smiley .38 special load data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147-gun-smiley-38-special-load-data/) - Looking for a good load recipe for my .38 king cobra target..147gn smiley coal needs to be 1.42 or longer ( shorter recesses into case) I have no5,hs-6, 700x, cfe pistol, bullseye..can anyone get me started?
- [Fiocchi Primers](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/fiocchi-primers/) - I've had a couple of serious problems loading with Fiocchi small pistol primers. Thought I'd pass it along. I loaded 25 .380 loads with a near max charge of CFE pistol. During the loading process, I mashed a case and subbed a CCI 500 in the odd one. Long story short, every round sounded different,
- [22 ARC Dies](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/22-arc-dies/) - SAAMI has approved the 22 ARC and has just released the specs. Can we expect to see a set of RMR dies or at least details soon?
- [Rmr 115gr. Fmj rn,hs6 load data max load,mixed brass 1.14 ocl](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-115gr-fmj-rnhs6-load-data-max-loadmixed-brass-1-14-ocl/) - Iam looking for maximum grain load for rmr 115gr fmj rn,using hs6,mixed brass at 1.14 ocl,does anyone have some real data on this?
- [.224 75grain 22-250 load data?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-75grain-22-250-load-data/) - Good evening, Any data on 22-250? I have a 1x8 twist barrel. With another manufacturer I was gettin .25-.5 when the barrel was new with imr 4831. If no data will post when I get get some loaded up.
- [30 cal 3GH?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/30-cal-3gh/) - Are there any plans for a 3GH bullet that performs well for 300blk? I reload RMR bullets almost exclusively and I'd love to start rolling some 300 blk RMRs as well.
- [69gr rms loose necks](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69gr-rms-loose-necks/) - Have loaded thousands of 223 and never had this problem. Once fired Lake City brass Expander is .221 diameter. Once fire ring clears the neck i can push the bullet in deeper by hand. Does RMS sell the 69gr without the fire ring?
- [9MM Primed Nickel plated brass](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-primed-nickel-plated-brass/) - I got a batch with the tar sealant. I'm using a Dillon 650 and the cases get stuck while belling the case. I can muscle through but wonder what everyone else is doing with these cases.
- [Maximun velocity](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/maximun-velocity/) - Can you provide the max muzzle velocity (FPS) for the following bullet products for reloading ? 9mm 124 gr RMR FMJ Round Nose .30 Carbine (.308) 110 gr FMJ Round Nose (New) Thanks. P. Walton
- [135gr fmj round nose](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135gr-fmj-round-nose/) - Looking for 9mm coal for this bullet. Thanks
- [CFE pistol with the RMR 124 grain FMJ RN?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/cfe-pistol-with-the-rmr-124-grain-fmj-rn/) - I recently acquired a 8lb jug of CFE pistol. I have loaded 10’s of thousands RMR 115 g FMJ RN with HS-6 and CFE with good success and wanted branch out to the 124 g. Digging around in my manuals I could not find a good data source for 124 FMJ RN and CFE pistol.
- [New reloader question](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-reloader-question/) - Hi all, Will RMR's .45 230 GR. FULL METAL JACKET ROUND work in a 460 S&W cartridge? I just want to make sure it can withstand 460 S&W's pressure and velocities. Thanks Nick
- [69 gr rmr?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-gr-rmr/) - So upon reading and recommendations I tried loads with 24.3 and 24.6 gr of Tac out of a 16” BCM ar at 100 yards. Kinda underwhelmed with groups, when I tried 2.24 in new Starline brass. Bullets look fantastic any tips to get better results? Using CCI small rifle primers, might try magnum.
- [Anyone loading RMR 124 gr Nuke to +P or +P+?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/anyone-loading-rmr-124-gr-nuke-to-p-or-p/) - Curious if anyone has loaded them hotter and how they preformed.
- [When am I charged.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/when-am-i-charged/) - I have ordered from RMR before, and am satisfied with your product and service. On previous orders, my credit card was charged when my order is recieved, is this still your policy? It is my preference to charge my card immediately. Thank You in advance, Tim
- [.357 / .38 110 GRAIN Load data 38. SPL](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-38-110-grain-load-data-38-spl/) - Hello I am looking for load data and C.O.A.L. for the 38.SPL and the 357 MAG for the.357 / .38 110 GRAIN WINCHESTER KINETIC HE HOLLOW POINT
- [Primed Brass discount code](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/primed-brass-discount-code/) - I tried to order brass but it wouldn't accept the discount code.
- [Ballistic Coefficients for RMR bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/ballistic-coefficients-for-rmr-bullets/) - Does RMR publish BC data for their bullets?
- [Questions on the 180 gr Winchester JHP bullets on sale from RMR a bit ago](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/questions-on-the-180-gr-winchester-jhp-bullets-on-sale-from-rmr-a-bit-ago/) - I bought 500 of the 180 gr Winchester JHP's when they were on sale and wish I'd bought more. 2 questions: (I've tried to find answers on line with no luck) 1. Are these suitable for 10mm velocities? 2. Of the three bullet types in my batch I recognize the standard 180 gr Winchester JHP
- [Help with seating die for 9mm 124gr truncated](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/help-with-seating-die-for-9mm-124gr-truncated/) - I just received my first RMR bullets. I loaded some 124 gr RN and will try at the range later this week. My question is I also purchased some 124 gr truncated flat points. My Dillon press has a reversible seating die. The shorter end doesn't seem to fit the flat point. The round nose
- [Best powder performance](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/best-powder-performance/) - Hello, I am interested in your 115 gn. Nuke. Can you suggest the best powder to get full expansion? I understand the 124s require at least 1000 to 1100 ft./s.
- [46 caliber](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/46-caliber/) - Are you going to make 45s in house?
- [9mm 115gr "Mini-Matchwinner" functional COL suggestions ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-115gr-mini-matchwinner-functional-col-suggestions/) - Hello folks. Longtime reloader here with an irksome conundrum I can't find a good COL for this large-metplat TC bullet that feeds reliably in a Hi-Point 995 carbine. Any experiences or suggestions out there ?
- [147gr Nukes?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147gr-nukes/) - Are there any plans to make 147gr Nukes and end my search for the "perfect 9mm load"? Enquiring minds wanna know!! 😃😃
- [69 or 75 grain .224" 3GH Terminal Ballistics Testing](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-or-75-grain-224-3gh-terminal-ballistics-testing/) - Hello all! Have looked across the forum briefly and didn't see any obvious information on any terminal testing for these bullets. I have some of the 75's but other responsibilities have taken precedence and I have not had time to load much less test them. I have seen others asking about performance on game or
- [9mm 124 GR with Accurate #2](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124-gr-with-accurate-2/) - Want to use up some Accurate #2 powder on 124 gr RN and 124 gr Nukes. Have a good idea for needed OAL, just wondering if anyone has any charge recommendations using Accurate #2. What I have found so far ranges in the 3.9 to 4.2. But this is on similar bullets, not RMR.
- [Looking for load data 124 Nuke & CFE](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/looking-for-load-data-124-nuke-cfe/) - Anyone have a pet load using CFE & 124 Nukes? (9mm) ?
- [Anyone interested in trading? 124 gr MW for 135 gr MW?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/anyone-interested-in-trading-124-gr-mw-for-135-gr-mw/) - **Please delete if not allowed** I have a couple thousand (will confirm actual count) 135 gr flat point MW's and have determined my gun prefers the 124 gr flat point MW's ... Anyone looking to trade? I'd be willing trade more than I receive back to make it worth someone's time. Let me know. Thank
- [Leades and Ogives and Pressures OH MY](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/leades-and-ogives-and-pressures-oh-my/) - This was sent to us by a customer who did some extensive testing. Leades and Ogives and Pressures, Oh My! (“Lions and Tigers and Bears….”) August 31, 2023 Dear Friends: As I enter 6th Decades Studying the Way, I am still learning. What follows is of interest to the Reloading Nerd but also has some
- [124 g FMJ Micro 9](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-g-fmj-micro-9/) - Loaded up my new RMR 124g FMJ 9mm Sitting over 4.3 grains of Bullseye, Win SPP, varied brass. COAL 1.133” Soft shooting out of the Micro 9, function flawlessly, accurate, what more could you ask!
- [New batch 69bthp oddity](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-batch-69bthp-oddity/) - I just received my first order of the new run of the .224 69bthp. I haven't shot them yet but upon inspection I noticed that these bullets have a sharp shoulder at the bearing surface/ boat tail junction. Since this is my first order from RMR, I'm wondering if this is a design feature or
- [9MM 124 GR. RMR FMJ TRUNCATED CONE FLAT POINT MATCHWINNER BULLETS ISSUE](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124-gr-rmr-fmj-truncated-cone-flat-point-matchwinner-bullets-issue/) - I am fairly new to reloading but have about 3,500 quality rounds loaded. Up until rcently I have been reloading using tthe RMR 115gr RN on a Dillon 550B with no issues. Recently I switched to the above 124 GR. RMR bullets. I am loading at 1.088 plus or minus 5 thousandths. The cartridges will
- [10mm bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/10mm-bullets/) - Would love to see that NUKE bullet in a 200 grain 10mm bullet. What about it RMR show some 10mm love 😄
- [Load Data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data/) - Can anyone share their load data for the RMR .380ACP 95 Gr. RMR FMJ Round Nose Bullet? Using HP-38. New to the hobby. Or, do I just use data shown by many of my books for any ..380ACP 95gr RN FMJ from any other manufacturers? Thanks.
- [.310 7.62 bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/310-7-62-bullets/) - It seems very few manufacturers make this bullet but it is very in demand for plinkers and general shooters with AK and SKS rifles in general. Has RMR considered a run of 125 gn .310 fmj or sp?
- [147 FP Match Winners in 38 Super +P](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147-fp-match-winners-in-38-super-p/) - Hi, Any of you fellow 38 super 1911 guys out their shooting this 147 RMR match winner? Looking for a powder recommendation. Have a broad stockpile of different powders such as CFE Pistol, HS-6,Power Pistol, Win 244, Titegroup, Unique, BE-86, W231, AA#5, WST and Silhouette. Do not have any of the Vitavuori powders yet. Looking
- [Reloading for the .380 95 GR. RMR FMJ ROUND NOSE BULLETS](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-for-the-380-95-gr-rmr-fmj-round-nose-bullets/) - I'm reaching out to the RMR community to see what successes have been accomplished with obtaining accurate loads for the 380 auto using RMR's 95 gr. FMJ round nose bullets. I've reviewed loads published data provided by the most recent manuals by Speer, Sierra, Hornady, Lyman, Western Powders, Hodgdon, and some internet resources. No lack
- [115 NUKE COAL.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115-nuke-coal/) - Hello. Recently ordered some 115 grain RMR NUKE JHP 9mm bullets. And I cannot find anything for a suggested cartridge overall length. Thanks in advance! I'll be using HS-6 powder btw.
- [.45 ACP, 230 FMJ RN, CFE Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/45-acp-230-fmj-rn-cfe-pistol/) - Anyone here who could help me with C.O.L. and powder charge for above mentioned combination? Is 1.230” COL and 6.4 gn feasible? Thx in advance Alex
- [RMR 124 gr fmj RMR new 9mm brass CFE pistol powder](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-gr-fmj-rmr-new-9mm-brass-cfe-pistol-powder/) - anyone have a solid measure of CFE pistol that makes major power using 124gr fmj ? or at least a good starter, thanks!
- [124 gr. MatchWinner help](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-matchwinner-help/) - I have recently gotten into pistol shooting and need a little help with some reloading data for 9mm. Im not new to reloading, just new to pistol cartridges. Im my early days I shot National Match, in my mid years shot Trap, and now in my later years pistols. I plan on using Win 231
- [357 sig using 124gr nukes??](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-sig-using-124gr-nukes/) - I just bought a barrel to convert a .40 to 357 sig. I'm playing with loads. I was thinking I would use the 124 gr nukes I have on hand, but the fact that they expand at lower velocities (by design) makes me question if there is a benefit to loading these for 357 sig
- [69 grain bthp load](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-grain-bthp-load/) - Just shot some of the new 69 grain bthp bullets. Loaded them using Shooters World Precision Rifle powder. You don't get the speed that Tac gives but accuracy was great, nickle size 10 shot group shooting pretty quick. Ran load on a progressive press and the powder is short cut stick so I can probably
- [Win 300 BLK 200 Gr Open Tip Range HP](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/win-300-blk-200-gr-open-tip-range-hp/) - Has anyone began load dev on these??? Not a lot of published data and no data for 200Gr( not that there is a big difference between 198 and 210). I was surfing the Net to see if anyone cracked open a Winchester Super Suppressed 300 Blackout 200 Grain Open Tip Range and sussed out what
- [Shipping options](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/shipping-options/) - USPS doesn’t like delivering heavy Priority Mail packages to my mail box. Is UPS or Fedex an option?
- [9mm OAL with JRN 115gr.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-oal-with-jrn-115gr/) - I've been having lots of problems getting my lee loadmaster tuned back up after a breakdown and clean. Plenty of jams and FTF and stove pipes from what I'm rolling up. I'm using the latest Speer manual for loads and OAL information. It's showing a OAL of 1.135. I've had a few people tell me
- [95 Grain .355 in 9MM for competition](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/95-grain-355-in-9mm-for-competition/) - Hello guys I am looking for information y'all might have. My wife has a bad shoulder and want to compete with me not just in rimfire but also centerfire. we compete in a local club matches like bowling pin, steel challenge, pistol steel plate, etc etc. some like steel challenge merely needs to hit the
- [RMR 124 gr.HP MPR / RMR 124 HP Nuke](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-gr-hp-mpr-rmr-124-hp-nuke/) - 2 part question: On the rmr 124 MPR bullet, what other 124 grn bullet is it comparing to as far as load data, such as Sierra, Nosler. Hornady XTP, ? I haven't ordered any of the 124 gr Nukes yet but will be soon, what other bullet are they comparing to, for load data?
- [115gr 9mm jhp nukes.. fastest chrono from a PCC](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115gr-9mm-jhp-nukes-fastest-chrono-from-a-pcc/) - Has anyone loaded the 115gr jhp nukes to go above 1200fps out of an 8"+ PCC ?
- [.357 load](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-load/) - Hi, tomorrow I will receive some RMR .357 smiley which as you are a FMJ at 147 gr. I have a jug of enforcer which. I would like to use but there is very little data at that weight, FMJ for such load. I have been able to extrapolate what would be a starting point
- [.224 75gr 3GH precision results?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-75gr-3gh-precision-results/) - What's everyone getting in terms of groups? I'm using Accurate 2495 for ladder testing with 6-shot groups and I'm noticing a trend where the first 3 will group near to or less than 1" at 100yds and then the next three will open up the group to about 3". I've checked my shooting form and
- [I survived, the 1st Squibb load of my life](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/1st-squibb-load-of-my-life/) - . Shooting the G26, all of a sudden nothing would chamber, and the trigger would not reset.... Only when I got inside did I discover that there was a bullet stuck in the barrel, just in front of the chamber. Thank God it was not far enough in, to allow another round to chamber, because
- [Chronograph not working....](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/chronograph-not-working-lol/) - . I have a Competition Electronics ProChrono I got from Midway. Last year I did manage to shoot it, nicking the far end with 9mm. It was none the worse for this wound. Today I was testing a load on the 124g Nukes. I was about 5 feet behind the thing..... And all I can
- [124g 9mm Nukes - OAL issue (after crimp)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124g-9mm-nukes-oal-issue/) - . I have been at this for 3 days now and could use some help. I had my Dillon super 1050 set up for the older design of this bullet, and put the tool head back on. As usual I had to adjust the seating depth for a new bullet and choose an OAL of
- [7mm08 140 Grain HP.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/7mm08-140-grain-hp/) - I have on a number of times looked for the 7mm08 140 Gr. & 6.5 120 grain bullet's. Have you stopped making these?
- [PLATED BULLETS](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/plated-bullets/) - I have been away from loading for a couple of years and am starting back. You used to sell a lot of plated bullets for 9 and 40 that I really liked for the range. I don’t see any now?
- [224 62 Gr FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-62-gr-fmj/) - Bought the 1000 round bag of 62 gr 224 FMJ a couple months ago. I have loaded about 400 so far and shot about 250. I am using a Del-Tom modified 5.56 with a 16 inch barrel. I used CCI Small rifle primers (I had to pay 170.00 a box for)! with 24.8 gr of
- [147 grain 9mm Nuke in our future…?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147-grain-9mm-nuke-in-our-future/) - Wondering if there may be some 147 grain Nukes in 9mm in our future. I do like 124 grain pills loaded to +P levels but also like 147s and usually keep a few thou of each loaded if I can. Would love to hear 147 Nukes are in process or at least on the planning
- [reloading data for 358 147gr smiley](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-data-for-358-147gr-smiley/) - Like to find the c.o.l for your 147 gr 358 smiley bullet Thanks
- [40 cal 180](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/40-cal-180/) - Does anyone know if these will work with the hornady bullet feeder? I'm having trouble finding seeds in this caliber that will work on my ammo plant the 115gr nukes work great but want to load up some 40cal and want to utilize the feeder. Any help will be greatly appreciated
- [Reloading Data for 10mm 200 gr BHP's](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-data-for-10mm-200-gr-bhps/) - I have 500 of your 10mm 200gr BHP's and am just getting around to doing some reloading for them. Do you have any reloading data for them? Thanks, Steve
- [New Vs once fired brass](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-vs-once-fired-brass/) - Just today I came across a confusing and frustrating situation. I bought some of the new 9mm brass from RMR. Have been loading and they ran very consistently. Today I wanted to compare the results using the once fired I have was using prior. All looked good until I checked the COLA. The once fired
- [Reloading .32 acp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-32-acp/) - I am looking for a load for a .32 acp 65gr hydroshock . I will be using Winchester 231 or Unique. Does anyone know of a good load for this combination? Thanks
- [124gr 9mm Nuke dimensions vs old 124gr JHP](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-9mm-nuke-dimensions-vs-old-124gr-jhp/) - Are the dimensions on the newer nuke projectiles the same as the discontinued 124gr JHP/MPR? Also if anyone has load data with titegroup I'd love to hear your measurements and results if available.
- [124 gr 9mm Nukes](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-9mm-nukes/) - Anyone reload these with Vhitouri N 320? Load data looks like 4-4.2 should do the trick out of Sig P365 xl. Anyone try these.
- [90 grain Sierra’s from RMR shoot really good at 1000 yards in .223](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/90-grain-sierras-from-rmr-shoot-really-good-at-1000-yards-in-223/) - Just an FYI for the guys that like stretching the legs of their 20” AR’s out to 600-1000 yards. With Varget from 24-24.3 grains out of a 20” White Oak National Match upper with a Krieger 1/7 twist it will hold the 10 and X ring (20”) on a LR-1 target if I do my
- [Anyone shoot the 124gr JHP with titegroup ? chronographed ?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/anyone-shoot-the-124gr-jhp-with-titegroup-chronographed/) - i just loaded a bunch of 124gr JHP (MRP Nuke) with 4.0gr of Titegroup.. I was wondering what fps that would be.. ( i don't have a chronograph yet) but on the website it says it needs 1100fps to reliably open up to full width... anyone have real world data? from 4" barrel or 6"
- [45 Bullets?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/45-bullets/) - Checked for some 45 range fodder and no matches came up for 45(.452) bullets. Y'all gettin outta that game?
- [New RMR made Hollow Points for 45acp and 10mm?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-rmr-made-hollow-points-for-45acp-and-10mm/) - Do you think you will ever get around to making your new HP style bullets in .451 and .401 caliber? I'd love to see a 200gr .451 caliber RMR HP and a. 401 caliber 200gr RMR HP. For my 45acp, 45colt and 10mm.
- [(.264) 6.5 120 - 123 FMJ Why haven't I seen any of these made by RMR?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/264-6-5-120-123-fmj-why-havent-i-seen-any-of-these-made-by-rmr-2/) - I have been wanting RMR made bullet's for the 6.5 Grendel, and the 7mm-08. But you have nothing to show! What happen?
- [124 gr JHP Nuke Load data Results](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-jhp-nuke-load-data-results/) - Fired 5 shots each using Starline cases @ .748″, CCI SP primers, very light crimp COAL = 1.110" out of a Glock 19 for all loads (Pistol does have a match barrel with fully supported chamber & 22# spring). Shooters World Major Pistol 8.9gr / AVG FPS 1221 / ES 16 FPS / SD 6
- [22-250 Bullet Size](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/22-250-bullet-size/) - Excuse my ignorance, but is a .223 bullet the same bullet used in 22-250 reloading? Book says a .223 bullet has a diameter of .224 and the 22-250 has a bullet diameter of .2245. Does that difference matter?
- [I ordered some 124gr & 147fgr 38/357 FMJ flat nose bullets need load data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/i-ordered-some-124gr-147fgr-38-357-fmj-flat-nose-bullets-need-load-data/) - I am having trouble coming up with good load data for these bullets . I was originally planning on loading the 124 gr mostly for 38 special and the 147 gr in 357 mag. However especially for 38 special I am sort of at a loss for best powder and overall length specs. I have
- [(.264) 6.5 120 - 123 FMJ Why haven't I seen any of these made by RMR?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/264-6-5-120-123-fmj-why-havent-i-seen-any-of-these-made-by-rmr/) - I reload for a number of Cal.'s. But I never see anything but 140 Grain bullets by someone else! The best for 6.5 are the 123 and below. I also load 6mm 100 and lower's, and the 7mm08 130 & 140's. Where are they?
- [124 Nuke seating depth](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-nuke-seating-depth/) - Is anyone having to seat these deeper than usual for a M&P 2.0 or other gun? I’ve had to go down to 1.09 coal to keep from engaging the rifling, but not for any of my other guns.
- [69gr. Hpbt](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69gr-hpbt/) - Loaded some 69 gr 223 w/26gr of varget and shot 3/8x1/4. Better than my 68 gr hornady.
- [69 or 75 RMR 3GH on game?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-or-75-rmr-3gh-on-game/) - Does anyone have any experience with the terminal ballistics of the 69 or 75gr RMR 3GH bullets on game, varmints, or predators etc? Any idea at fragmentation velocity threshold? I would assume the jacket and lead hardness should give similar results to the 69MK or 77MK/75Horn? Are the ogives secant or tangent? Estimate on meplat
- [Nukes in 38 Super?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/nukes-in-38-super/) - Contemplating the purchase of a 38 Super handgun. I use "Nukes" both 124 and 115 gr in my 9mms and would like to know if they are acceptable in 38 Super reloads?
- [ballistic coefficient for RMR 3GH bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/ballistic-coefficient-for-rmr-3gh-bullets/) - Has anyone calculated the bullet coefficient for these types of bullets (both the 69 and 75 grain)? Also, has anyone shot them out of an AR15? How were the results and at what distance?
- [Gen 4 Glock 26 having fits again](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/gen-4-glock-26-having-fits-again/) - I fixed the light striker problem I was having by cleaning the gun. :-) Testing my fix out today after firing a mag or two, I did not get any more light strikes. On the 3rd mag after firing a round, the trigger did not reset, and upon inspection a live round was in the
- [Best bullet for minimizing damage to C500 3/8 and 1/4 inch swinging billets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/best-bullet-for-minimizing-damage-to-c500-3-8-and-1-4-inch-swinging-billets/) - I have Yankee Thunder billet targets made of C500 steel 3/8 and 1/4 inch thick. I'm concerned about damaging them with .556. I tested a green tip against railroad ties and the went right through. Worried about damaging my new billets, I asked them what ammo I can shoot without damaging the targets. They said
- [115gr NUKE, 380 ACP](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115gr-nuke-380-acp/) - Has anyone tried loading them in the 380? My wife’s 380 loves 115 grain bullets, can about 850-almost 900 fps consistently, what is the minimum fps for expansion?
- [RMR 75 Grain](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-75-grain/) - This bullet is impressive! My Granddaughter and I shot them at 300 yards last night, 20 rounds rapid fire on an SR3 target, 200-7X and 198-7X, and 20 rounds each on the MR63 target for 600 yards simulated, 198-10X and 200-9X. Great job engineering this new offering! For those not familiar with this competitive shooting,
- [75 grain 3GH in .224 diameter](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/75-grain-3gh-in-224-diameter/) - In the email I received it says that this bullet is an awesome balance between a match rifle bullet and a hunting bullet. So, would you hunt with it?
- [BR-5 powder](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/br-5-powder/) - Is anyone out there using BR-5 powder under the RMR Nukes? I've been using it under some plated bullets and I'm pretty pleased, so far. I'm looking for a BR-5 load that will get me above 1000 fps . I'm shooting a Ruger LC9S and a Security 9. I'm looking specifically for powder weight and
- [Vihtavuori N340/N320 load data? 124gr Nuke and 147gr RN](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/vihtavuori-n340-n320-load-data-124gr-nuke-and-147gr-rn/) - I am trying to figure out some loads for these bullets. The 147gr stuff ive been using 3.9-4gr of N340 and a 1.135 seating depth (for the TC bullets, not the RN 147gr). I suspect the RN will perform similarly with the same powder load and roughly the same COL. Its the 124gr NUKEs that
- [RMR 124 Nukes and BR5](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-nukes-and-br5/) - Is anybody out there using BR5 powder under the RMR 124 Nukes? If so, what's your recipe and what kind of performance are you getting? I've been using the BR5 under some plated bullets and it seems to perform well for plinking. I wonder if it'll work as a SD load.
- [POWDER LOAD DATA](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/powder-load-data/) - FOR THE .40 CAL PLATED 220 GR BULLET
- [Importance of (C)OAL, and 9mm 124 Grain Flat Point, N340 Suggestions?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/importance-of-coal-and-9mm-124-grain-flat-point-n340-suggestions/) - Greetings. Been at this for a few decades, and now it's time for some new blood, or new powder - that is. Since the late 80s one of my most consistently successful 9mm loads has been Hornady's #3556 Truncated Cone Flat-Nose over Alliant's Blue Dot; 5.8 & 6.0 grains both at 1.040" OAL (Over All
- [69gr 5.56 seconds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69gr-5-56-seconds/) - Are the seconds cosmetic blems or are there accuracy issues from the rejects?
- [9mm 135gr Match Winners](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-135gr-match-winners/) - Looking for some recipes for the 135gr, especially using Bullseye. I do have some Power Pistol and Titegroup, but several pounds of 135gr.
- [123Gr .308 for AAC](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/123gr-308-for-aac/) - I'm looking for an economical alternative to oem plinker rounds for the AAC. I've had success with the 147 FMJ military pulls , but would like something lighter. People have tried the 110 RN with limited success. I see you are offering sintered .311 for the AK/SKS but am waiting for someone to swage something
- [30 CARBINE 110 GR. in MCX Rattler](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/30-carbine-110-gr-in-mcx-rattler/) - I'm fairly new to reloading .300 BLK and interested in trying these in my MCX Rattler .300 BLK (1/5 twist barrel). Any suggestions or warnings? Thanks!
- [115 gr. Nuke](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115-gr-nuke/) - Checked RMR website looking for optimum expansion threshold velocity, didn't see any. Anybody know the expansion threshold for the 115 Nuke?
- [round stuck in G26: slide is locked perhaps 1/4" back](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/round-stuck-in-g26-slide-is-locked-perhaps-1-4-back/) - FWIW I had this happen once before when I had an under powered load for the 124g RMR MPR HP. Today I loaded 124g Berrys plated (I believe) hybrid hollow point. I reduced the load of Ramshot Silouette to 5.5g. The first 2 rounds cycled and the 3rd one locked the gun. My main question
- [9mm 115gr Nukes with CFE Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-115gr-nukes-with-cfe-pistol/) - I went out and did some shooting and reloading the last couple of weekends to try and get some data on the new RMR Nukes with CFE Pistol powder ( I bought several pounds during the great powder/primer shortage of 2020-2022): Pistol: P365 Bullet: RMR Nuke 115gr. Powder: CFE Pistol Brass: Mixed Primer: WSP (Winchester
- [RMR JHP listed in western Powders Load guide, version 8.0](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-jhp-listed-in-western-powders-load-guide-version-8-0/) - Howdy everyone, first time posting. So, I've been looking at the RMR JHP MPR Nukes, and I think I really want to pick up 2k or so, but I do have question first that I'm hoping someone can answer for . In the Western Powders load guide, which you can find here( https://ramshot.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/WesternPowdersHandloadingGuide8.0_WEB.pdf), they list
- [Great 9mm Load](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/great-9mm-load/) - I just worked up a new 9mm load, that I thought I’d share…. 115g RMR Flat-point Mini-Matchwinner 5.82 gr HS-6 Federal 205 Small Rifle Primers Mixed brass, range bucket COL 1.05 give/take Looking like about 1100fps and 310 ft/lbs My Sig P365 and Walther PPS just LOVE this load
- [.40/10mm 220 gr. (plated) Load Data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/40-10mm-220-gr-plated-load-data/) - I just purchased 220 grain (10mm) plated bullets and can't find much info for load data. I can use the data provided for cast bullets but I don't know how much to increase the powder load. I could use some help.
- [9mm 124 Gr. RMR Multi Purpose Round HP bullets with Ram Shot Silhouette](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124-gr-rmr-multi-purpose-round-hp-bullets-with-ram-shot-silhouette/) - This is a correction from an earlier post. These bullets are not the Nukes. I tried to find a link to this bullet and it seems to be discontinued (for good reason IMHO) From the beginning at an OAL of even 1.125" I was having feed issues. I was also having some failure to extract
- [124 Nuke?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-nuke/) - Wondering what is the optimum velocity for the new 124 JHP "Nuke"
- [9mm RMR Nuke 115](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-rmr-nuke-115/) - Just ordered some 9mm RMR 115 grain Nukes and was wondering if anyone has any reloading or ballistic gell info yet? I'm going to use CFE Pistol, Winchester 231 and also some Bullseye for powder, and all the loads will be going through a P365. I will be using a chrono on my loads and
- [124gr 9mm NUKE have same ogive as MPR?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-9mm-nuke-have-same-ogive-as-mpr/) - Do the new 124gr NUKES have the same ogive and profile as the older MPRs? They look the same except the new nukes have obviously a new HP profile to aid in expanding. I ask since I have loads for the MPR and I’ll have a starting point on COL and charges.
- [9MM 124 GR. RMR JHP (MPR NUKE) with Ram Shot Silouette:](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124-gr-rmr-jhp-mpr-nuke-with-ram-shot-silouette/) - This is the forum thread that this issue started in: HOLLOW POINTS NOT FEEDING IN G26’S BUT FEEDING IN G17’S https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/hollow-points-not-feeding-in-g26s-but-feeding-in-g17s/#post-424053 It was somewhat surprising, to me at least, that I was having feed issues in a Glock. I thought that they ate anything! I was running this bullet with 5gns silouette and an OAL
- [Hollow points not feeding in G26's but feeding in G17's](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/hollow-points-not-feeding-in-g26s-but-feeding-in-g17s/) - I could really use some input and will make this short and to the point: I just made up some 124gn hollow points to try out https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/9mm-124-gr-rmr-jhp-mpr-nuke/ They cycle well in 2 different gen 4 G17's. In both a gen 4 and gen 3 G26 they don't want to feed in. I get a bang
- [124gr. 9mm RMR JHP Nuke ..Chronographed data / Ramshot Silhouette...](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-9mm-rmr-jhp-nuke-chronographed-data-ramshot-silhouette/) - Tested the new : Nuke 124gr. JHP with 5.4gr. of Ramshot Silhouette, Winchester sp primers, Winchester cases, cartridge oal: 1.065 ... Chrono data yielded average velocity of 1118 with Extreme spread of 17 and standard deviation of 7 ( 8 rounds tested) from a Sig 320 5″ barrel. Good accuracy with no unburned powder. This
- [124gr. RMR JHP cronographed data / Silhouette](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-rmr-jhp-cronographed-data-silhouette/) - Tested the new : Nuke 124gr. JHP with 5.4gr. of Ramshot Silhouette, Winchester sp primers, Winchester cases, cartridge oal: 1.065 Chrono data yielded average velocity of 1118 with Extreme spread of 17 and standard deviation of 7 from a Sig 320 5" barrel. Good accuracy with no unburnt powder. This load is listed as a
- [.224 69gr - To Wash or Not?](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-69gr-to-wash-or-not/) - Could be a stupid question, is anyone washing the remaining cobb media on these projectiles or just load and shoot? Thanks Jerod
- [135 gr. MW in 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/135-gr-mw-in-9mm/) - Does anyone have any loads worked up for the 135 gr bullets in 9mm? I am old school, powders on hand are Red Dot, Unique, Bullseye and 231. Thanks in advance. Kenneth Patton
- [147gr VV N330 data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147gr-vv-n330-data/) - Anyone use N330 on their 147gr loads? What are you loading? Gun, barrel length, etc. would be apprciated as well. I'm starting at 3.8 gr but have a feeling I'll settle around 4.1gr out of my 4.6" barrel Atlas Athena.
- [9mm RMR 115grain FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-rmr-115grain-fmj/) - Using Ramshot Zip. Data sheet calls for 4.0 grains to start with Sierra 115 grain FMJ 9mm. Can I use the same start load for RMR 115 grain FMJ? Thanks. Bob
- [.40/10mm 180gr FMJFN Velocity Rating](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/180gr-fmjfn-velocity-rating/) - What is the max velocity rating ?
- [RMR 124 grain MPR over CFE Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-grain-mpr-over-cfe-pistol/) - I ran a pretty disappointing ladder this morning. I was looking for a new load using the 124 grain MPR bullets in combination with CFE Pistol. I tested 5 round groups at 15 yards with 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, and 5.4 grains of CFE Pistol. My COL was set for 1.115 with a light crimp.
- [RMR 147gr RN 9mm / Win 231](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-147gr-rn-9mm-win-231/) - RMR 147gr RN Win 231 CCI SPP 500 COL 1.130 Avg 10 Rounds - Average Velocity / SD 3.0gr Glock 17 - 869.4 / 9.7 HK SP5 - 898.0 / 10.7 3.1gr Glock 17 - 872.6 / 8.1 HK SP5 - 917.2 / 9.1 3.2gr Glock 17 - 895.4 / 8.7 HK SP5 - 926.2
- [I am liking the 69 RMR in 223 Remington loads](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/i-am-liking-the-69-rmr-in-223-remington-loads/) - My neighbor gave me some of these to try out and so far I am very impressed for the price. I purchased more and received them today. My load data 23.5gr SMP 735 (This is a surplus ball powder with a touch faster burn rate than H335) Tula KVB-223 small rifle primer FC headstamp case
- [RMR 69g and Shooters World Match Rifle for HP competition out to 300 yards.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-69g-and-shooters-world-match-rifle-for-hp-competition-out-to-300-yards/) - Works very well with 25g seated at 2.260. Workup was done using the OCW method. The link below is to an image from a match this weekend Feb 12, 2022 shows the result. Wide 10 shots low were first shots, after adjusting to the waterline a small group formed on the left side of the
- [RMR 147gn .357 FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-147gn-357-fmj/) - This is the .357 version of the poplar .355 9mm bullet. I used a CH4D canneluring tool to swag a cannelure grove into them so that the roll crimp will be easer to apply. Bullet: Rocky Mountain Reloading 147 grain .357. Case: Who knows. Primer: MagTech SRM. Powder: Alliant 2400 13.5 grains. A.V. 1,001 FPS
- [158 gr. RMR LSWC](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/158-gr-rmr-lswc/) - This is a load that uses a 158 gr. LSWC the RMR use to sell. I have about 5,000 so I have plenty to play with. Bullet: RMR 158 gr. LSWC Powder: Alliant 2400 13.5 gr. Case: Who knows Primer: MagTech SRM Length: 1.590 Crimp: Roll A.V. 1,311 E.S. 121 E.D. 38 Hi 1,381 Low
- [95RN ORG RMR PLATED LOAD DATA NEEDED](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/95rn-org-rmr-plated-load-data-needed/) - I found 2k heads that say plated hid away lol. I just bought 95 GR FMJRN. I'm looking for data for these shooting a Kimber micro raptor 380. Was hoping to fill cases best as possible to prevent double charge ,i have help from a new shooter. you shoot you help load! thanks guys been
- [158 RNFP CMJ - Unique or Power Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/158-rnfp-cmj-unique-or-power-pistol/) - Looking for a recipe for Unique as well as Power Pistol. 38 Special, Bullet is 158 grain round nose flat point Copper Metal Jacket.
- [Looking for load data .40 165 FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/looking-for-load-data-40-165-fmj/) - New to reloading. I have some 40 165 fmj I cannot find data for. I was wondering if anyone has any data they would share I have plenty of hs-6 accurate #5 cfe pistol winchester autocomp I have some other powders too but pretty sure the rest are for rifle. Havent gotten that far yet.
- [MMPR 115 grain bullet.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/mmpr-115-grain-bullet/) - I use Titegroup powder to load my 9mm bullets ? I ordered 115 grain FMJ n the sent me MMPR in stead. Can I still use Titegroup n same load with the MMPR that I use with my FMJ ?
- [115 JHP n Titegroup](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115-jhp-n-titegroup/) - I ordered 115 FMJ n Received 115 JHP. My question is I use Titegroup to reload n can I still use it for the 115 grain JHP. If so I use 3.9 to 4.0 powder. Can I still use this load for the 115 grain JHP ?
- [69 g rmr, 23g ar comp](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-g-rmr-23g-ar-comp/) - Built load with rmr 69s. 23g AR Comp at c.o.l 2.230. 2775 in 18 inch barrels, has shot sub m.o.a. in 4 different rifles. Haven't had one that went over.
- [.30 Carbine (.308) 110 Gr. Full Metal Jacket Round Nose *NEW*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/30-carbine-308-110-gr-full-metal-jacket-round-nose-new/) - Reloading these (.30 Carbine) for the first time. My new-to me-M1 has been passed to me from my father in law & will make it's way to a son. Have some brass & was able to get 3 boxes of ammo recently but after shooting 100 or so would like to start reloading my own.(have
- [124 RMR match winner](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-rmr-match-winner/) - Anybody use WSF powder with 124 match winner? Looking for load data
- [Load data for Silhouette with 124gr. Match winner flat point std factory bbl](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-for-silhouette-with-124gr-match-winner-flat-point-std-factory-bbl/) - Having difficulty find data for the 9mm Match Winner flat point 124gr. with Silhouette... Any help would be appreciated. Interested in Ramshot Silhouette powder only.... This would be for non match throated barrels (factory barrels only)... thanks ...
- [124gn FPMW](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gn-fpmw/) - 5.0gn CFE oal 1.085 mixed brass WSP I ran these short to accommodate several different pistols. As luck would have my new CZ Orange TS needed the shortest seating depth and performed the best. All data is the average of rounds shot: CZ Orange TS - fps 1170 -spread 14 -std dev 6.8 -pf 141.3
- [Reloading for 7.62x39 brass](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-for-7-62x39-brass/) - RMR has 126g "frangible" bullets the are .310-.312. I have a 7.62x39 bolt gun and a 7.62x39 AR15 upper. Both barrels are .308. I know I can shoot surplus or factory 7.62x39 bullets which are .311 our of a .308 barrel. I am questioning if anyone has or knows if these frangible would be safe
- [Small Rifle Primer / Small Pistol Primer](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/small-rifle-primer-small-pistol-primer/) - After reading several columns on substituting SRP for SPP I feel confident in with my trial. Results will follow. Let me know your opinion!!
- [124 gr RMR 9mm Major *read note before considering this data!*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-rmr-9mm-major-read-note-before-considering-this-data/) - NOTE** Please understand that this is for ammunition reaching Major Power Factor FOR COMPETITION SHOOTING. There are guns that cannot handle these HIGHER PRESSURES and CAN BE DANGEROUS if you do not proceed with caution. Make sure your firearm is built for this before continuing. Also these higher pressures can greatly effect brass integrity. 3
- [115 gr RMR 9mm Major *read note before considering this data!*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/115-gr-rmr-9mm-major-read-note-before-considering-this-data/) - NOTE** Please understand that this is for ammunition reaching Major Power Factor FOR COMPETITION SHOOTING. There are guns that cannot handle these HIGHER PRESSURES and CAN BE DANGEROUS if you do not proceed with caution. Make sure your firearm is built for this before continuing. Also these higher pressures can greatly effect brass integrity. Velocity
- [9MM 147 GR. RMR FMJ RN](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-147-gr-rmr-fmj-rn/) - XD(M) Competition Springfield Armory 5.25″ Barrel Mixed range brass. OAL: 1.15 Titegroup 3.2 Fed Small Pistol Primer CCI Small Pistol Primer I am not picky with current shortage. Same recipe for 9MM 147 GR. RMR FULL METAL JACKET FLAT POINT HEAVY MATCHWINNER
- [Ervin Industries - Frangible 9 mm 90 gr](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/ervin-industries-frangible-9-mm-90-gr/) - Ervin Industries Frangible 9 mm 90 gr for indoor range. XD(M) Competition Springfield Armory 5.25″ Barrel Mixed range brass. OAL: 1.12 Titegroup 4.0 Fed Small Pistol Primer CCI Small Pistol Primer I am not picky with current shortage. Frangibles are a bit tricky to reload. Using a Dillon 550B crimp stage only to remove bell.
- [RMR 115MPR/MP165](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-115mpr/) - Glock 17.5 w a bunch of mods. Powder: 5.7gr MP165 from American Reloading (says to use BE86 data) Primer: CCI500 Brass: mixed used COAL: 1.033" Velocity per labradar: right at 1200fps Grouped just over 1" for 3 shots, shot supported. ***Info only. What works in my pistol may not work in yours. Always work up
- [RMR 115 Gr FMJ-RN ,124 RN bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-115-gr-fmj-rn-124-rn-bullets/) - I am a new shooter and also new to reloading ,I had zero knowledge about firearm and English is my second language. I was so nervous and slowly developed my load with the help of some experienced reloader in other forum and a good advice from Jacob. So far I had load about 3k of
- [124FP-MW HP-38](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124fp-mw-hp-38/) - 124g FP-Match Winner (Brass Coating) 4.2g HP-38 @ 1.080 OAL CZ. Shadow2 1097 / 137.02 1094 / 135.65 1047 / 129.82 1113 / 138.01 1126 / 139.62 1122 / 139.12 1146 / 142.10 1049 /130.07 1115 / 138.26 1151 / 142.72
- [124RN VV-N350](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124rn-vv-n350/) - 124RN 7.2g N350 1.160 OAL WSRP Major Open Load LIMCAT SpearCat (Bumping it to 7.3 or 7.4) 1349 / 167.28 1336 / 165.66 1372 / 170.13 1408 / 174.59 1372 / 170.13 1353 / 167.77 1342 / 166.41 1378 / 170.87 1370 / 169.88
- [147RN HP-38](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147rn-hp-38/) - 147RN 3.3g HP-38 @ 1.130 OAL CZ Shadow 2 Mix once fired brass, CCI SPP. 906 / 133.18 889 / 130.68 908 / 133.48 872 / 128.18 889 / 130.68 871 / 128.04 874 / 128.48 903 / 132.74 890 / 130.83 877 / 128.92
- [147RN Clean Shot](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147rn-clean-shot/) - 147RN 3.2g Shooters World Clean Shot @ 1.110 OAL CZ Shadow 2 Mix once fired brass, CCI SPP. 899 / 132.15 872 / 128.18 907 / 133.33 896 / 131.71
- [124 RMR MPR Hodgdon max loads](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-rmr-mpr-hodgdon-max-loads/) - Trying to find a load to get me to around the 1150 fps mark. 4.75 threaded Glock 17 KKM barrel Mixed brass CCI 500 COAL 1.075 W244 4.1 grains av 1085fps es 30 sd 14 CFE Pistol 5.1 grains av 1146fps es 30 sd 11 AA #7 7.5 grains av 1104fps es 21 sd 11
- [9mm Mouse Farts 147gr MW](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-mouse-farts-147gr-mw/) - These were very pleasant in my: VP9, XFive Legion, 43x and AR9 8" pistol... RMR 147gr Match Winner, CCI SPP, 3.1gr Titegroup, 1.115 +/- OAL I see these being really good for a low power factor that will allow fast follow up shots- especially for Steel Challenge.
- [AR-15 with 20” Barrel .223 55gr.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/ar-15-with-20-barrel-223-55gr/) - .223, 55 gr. RMR FMJ 26.0 gr CFE 223 powder CCI #400 small rifle primers Various brass cases trimmed to 1.750” Average Muzzle Velocity = ~3100 fps Sub MOA @ 100m
- [150 gr. Load for Springfield M1-A](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/150-gr-load-for-springfield-m1-a/) - 147gr. RMR FMJ (Pulled) 38gr. Hodgdon H4895 CCI #34 primers Various brass cases trimmed to 2.015” Average Muzzle Velocity = 2455 fps
- [30.06 Match Load for Springfield 1903A3](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/30-06-match-load-for-springfield-1903a3/) - 125 gr. FMJ 37 gr. Hodgdon H4895 (DO NOT SUBSTITUTE WITH IMR4895!) CCI Large Rifle Primers Various Brass cases trimmed to 2.485” Average Muzzle velocity = 2575 fps
- [300 win mag](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/300-win-mag/) - 140 Grain Bullet AA-2700 From 67.5 grains to 72.5 grains AA-4350 From 71.0 grains to 76.0 grains H-380 From 62.0 grains to 66.5 grains H-414 From 67.0 grains to 75.0 grains H-450 From 73.0 grains to 78.0 grains H-1000 From 80.0 grains to 85.0 grain H-4350 From 69.0 grains to 76.0 grains H-4831 From 76.0
- [62gr oal advice](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/62gr-oal-advice/) - I have a couple k of the hornady 62gr lead core .224 that are sold here. I'm loading them for the Ar platform to use as a range/training round. I've been doing a lot of reading and 90% of the info tells me yo load at 2.250". That doesn't seem to put me in them
- [LOADS FOR A 6.5 CM](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/loads-for-a-6-5-cm/) - A LOAD FOR 6.5 CM WITH IMR 4350 OR 4320 I IS THE ONLY POWDER I HAVE AT THIS TIME
- [9x19mm 147 Match Winner over Power Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9x19mm-147-match-winner-over-power-pistol/) - Didn't take long to find a good shooting load w/this bullet in my S.A. Range Officer. Ejection was weak with 4.7grs so I bumped it up to 5.0grs of Power Pistol. Still seemed like a mild load, but ejection improved and accuracy was good at 25 yards. Used Win brass and CCI 500 primers. OAl
- [.223/5.56 Favorite Loads](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/223-5-56-favorite-loads/) - IMR4064 24 grains 55 grain SP. Accurate and mild load. W748 24.6 grains 62 grain FMJBT. Accurate and mild load.
- [9mm Favorite Loads](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-favorite-loads/) - 4.6 grains W231 with 115 grain JHP. Accurate (2 1/2" at 10 yards offhand). Low recoil. 5 grains W231 with 115 grain JHP. Most accurate of my reloads. (1 3/4" at 10 yards offhand). Mile recoil.
- [9mm Favorite Looads](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-favorite-looads/) - 4.6 Grains Winchester 231 with 115 grain JHP. Accurate (2 1/2" at 10 yards offhand). Low recoil.
- [Loading for Juniors](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/loading-for-juniors/) - I am loading for a bunch of Juniors that go through ammunition like it was peanut butter and jelly and I need a consistent, good load for service rifle. Our club guns are built-up rifles with Cradock Precision barrels (1:8) and we use Vortex Viper II service rifle scopes (4X max). They are not precision,
- [RMR 95 grain FMJRN 380 load data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-95-grain-fmjrn-380-load-data/) - I have started loading for the 380 again after a long lay off with that caliber. I'm shooting a Walther PPK/s and a Kahr P380. I was using Winchester 231 for my 9 MM loads and it was on the bench so I started there for the 380. I started with 2.8 grains and then
- [.224 55gr FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-55gr-fmj/) - 23.5 gr to 24.0 gr of H-322 is by far the best load I have found across all my guns. This works great also with Sierra 52hpbt
- [40 S&W](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/40-sw/) - First batch with these bullets. 40 S&W Accurate No. 5 6.5gr SPP RMR FMJRNFP 180gr C.O.L. 1.125" Crimp 0.420" Velocity 873 ft/s 40 S&W Accurate No. 5 7.0gr SPP RMR FMJRNFP 180gr C.O.L. 1.125" Crimp. 0.420" Velocity 934 ft/s
- [38Super Major - 9mm 115FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/38super-major-9mm-115fmj/) - My load for 38super major is 9mm 115FMJ bullet using 8.8Gr of Ramshot Silhouette. I've been using this load for about 24years. The powder is a very fine ball powder that meters extremely well. It burns clean and is more economical than most powders,
- [RMR 124 MPR 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-mpr-9mm/) - My go to load for everything is 3.2 of Clays with this bullet. It shoots very small groups at 25 yards in my SIG's
- [RMR 9mm 115 gr RN - Minor Power Factor using Pomo](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-9mm-115-gr-rn-minor-power-factor-using-pomo/) - My minor load has a power factor of 127 using R-P cases, CCI 500 primers, Lee .61 by volume of Promo (Approximately 4.2 grains) and OAL of 1.140. The tested gun is a Glock 17 Gen 5 and it was tested at 90F and 1,500 ft. This load is very accurate. Lee .57 by vol.
- [Reloading Data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading-data/) - DATE BULLET POWDER OAL GUN AVG FPS NOTES 6/1/2015 40 S&W 165gr JHP Rainer 5.0 gr Unique 1.128" Sig P229 3.9" 903 6/1/2015 40 S&W 165gr JHP Rainer 5.2 gr Unique 1.128" Sig P229 3.9" 867 6/1/2015 40 S&W 180gr FMJ Federal Production Sig P229 3.9" 964 6/1/2015 9MM 126gr LRN R Daley cast 3.8
- [7.62x54r](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/7-62x54r/) - So looking for the 7.62x54r I have steel cases that im converting. But looking for used brass. New brass is to expensive cause of biden. So also looking for bullet heads. Ill use .311 308 can be used but still looking for the 7.62 bullet
- [158 grain SWC-WN .357 Magnum](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/158-grain-swc-wn-357-magnum/) - This is my favorite hard cast bullet. I’ve pushed it to 1750fps out of a Rossi 92 with zero leading. I load them like a jacketed bullet. This load has worked well in all of my pistols and rifles. 16 grains of H110/W296 Any magnum primer Mixed brass. For light loads I use 6.2 grains
- [124 GR RMR Match Winner Over Hodgdon CFE Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-rmr-match-winner-over-hodgdon-cfe-pistol/) - RMR 124 GR. Match Winner with 5.0 Gr Hodgdon CFE Pistol. COL 1.090. This load gives exceptional accuracy in my Ruger PC Carbine. Quarter size groups at 50 yards. Perform equally as well in my CZ 75 with no failure of any kind in either weapon.
- [RMR 69-Grain BTHP Load and Accuracy](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-69-grain-bthp-load-and-accuracy/) - I am loading for a bunch of Juniors that go through ammunition like it was peanut butter and jelly and I need a consistent, good load for service rifle. Our club guns are built-up rifles with Cradock Precision barrels (1:8) and we use Vortex Viper II service rifle scopes (4X max). They are not precision,
- [.223 Wylde 69g HPBT](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/223-wylde-69g-hpbt/) - Ballistic Advantage 18" .223 Wylde SPR Stainless Steel 1:8 Twist Powder: Accurate 2230 Charge: 22g COL: 2.267 Shot .94 MOA with a 5 shot group. Rounds barely fit in Magpul Pmags but have room when using steel mags.
- [.224 Valkyrie 69gr HPBT](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-valkyrie-69gr-hpbt/) - Faxon 20" Heavy Fluted, 224 Valkyrie, 1:6.5 Twist Powder: Vihtavuori N135 Charge: 22.8 COL: 2.157 Shot .83 MOA with a 5 shoot group.
- [RMR Core Lead Cast in 6.5 Grendel](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-core-lead-cast-in-6-5-grendel/) - Air-cooled NOE 266-126FN Gas checked and PCx2 and sized to .265". 26.0gr IMR3031. CCI-400 Seated at 2.60". Lee Factory crimped 1/2 turn. I get about 1 1/4" groups at 100yds and 2300fps 6' from the muzzle. At 12Bhn there's zero leading and it keeps expansion velocity past 300 yards.
- [6.5 140 gn BTSP seconds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/6-5-140-gn-btsp-seconds/) - 140 gn Bonded 6.5 BTSP Hornady brass Federal 210 primer 41.9 gns H4350 COAL 2.800 2660fps
- [RMR Core Lead Cast in .30-30 and .308](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-core-lead-cast-in-30-30-and-308/) - .30-30 Win. Air- cooled Lee 309-170-F Gas checked PC×2 Sized to .311" (182gr ready to load) IMR3031 28.0gr CCI-200 2.537" Lee Factory crimped 3/4 turn in the groove. I get 1" 5-shot 100yd groups out of a 24" Savage 24F and 2030fps 6' from the muzzle. .308 Win. Air- cooled RCBS 30-180-FN Gas checked PC×2
- [New Forum](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/new-forum/) - Just found this Tonight, Looks Good! Will be checking in often
- [9mm 124](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124/) - 124 gr. Bullet over 3grs.titewad...sweet load for women or kids.. but won't lock slide back on most pistols
- [69 Gr. BTHP](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-gr-bthp/) - This load produced a tight group. The rifle is a Rem 700 LTR .223 with 1:9 twist. 23.8 gr. IMR 4166 69 gr. RMR BTHP CCI SRP COAL = 2.260 CBTO = 1.905
- [69gr RMR HPBT in Savage Model 10](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69gr-rmr-hpbt-in-savage-model-10/) - I have been working up loads since summer using many 62 and 69gr bullets and a variety of powders. In the I keep coming back to the RMR 69gr to the point that I will be using it to shoot in a local winter rifle league. Also I will be the only one competing with
- [RMR 9MM 124 gr FMJRN](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-9mm-124-gr-fmjrn/) - Alliant BE-86 5.5 grains CCI 500 SPP 1.120" COAL
- [.458 SOCOM](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/458-socom/) - CCI 350 for all 1.57 trim length for all, Starline Brass Horn FTX 325 grn Lil Gun 29 grain COAL 2.145 1810 FPS from 16" bbl Horn SJHP 300 grn Lil Gun 29 grn COAL 2.02 1815 fps from 16" bbl Barnes TSX 300 grn H 110 35 grn COAL 2.26 1950 from 16" bbl
- [load data 9 mm 124 gr tcfp match winner](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/load-data-9-mm-124-gr-tcfp-match-winner/) - 9 mm 124 gr fmj tcfp match winner 4.2 gr. alliant sport pistol winchester wsp primer or cci 500sp col 1.110 for my cz po1 which is the shortest chambered pistol i own shots well in all 6 9mm i load for
- [9mm RMR 124gr plated HPs out of Ruger LC-9](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-rmr-124gr-plated-hps-out-of-ruger-lc-9/) - OAL 1.135”. CCI SP primers In order of best performance: 5.4gr CFE Pistol. 817fps 5.0gr Win Super Target. 794fps 6.0gr Power Pistol. 699fps 3.8gr Bullseye. 688fps 4.5gr Win 244. 622fps 7.4gr Shooters World Major Pistol. 688fps All of these shoot sub 1 inch groups at 7 yards.
- [124 Gr Match Winner](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-match-winner/) - 124 gr Match Winner 4.8 Gr. Power Pistol OAL=1.075 Primer - CCI #500 1039 FPS from my RIA 1911 5 inch 9mm. Very soft and accurate shooting from all my 9's. Really fun plinking round.
- [124 RMR 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-rmr-9mm-2/) - OAL 1.08 WW primers Hellcat Powder BE-86 6.0 @ 1151 Powder Unique 6.0 @ 1177 Powder CFE 5.7 @ 1150 Powder 3N37 6.4 @ 1129 Powder Tite Group 4.7 @ 1136
- [RMR 124gr C-FP Match Winner Load data Glock 34](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124gr-c-fp-match-winner-load-data-glock-34/) - RMR 124gr C-FP Match Winner (9mm) Powder: Alliant Sport Pistol Charge wt: 4.2 gr Primer: Fed 100 Case: mixed OAL: 1.087-1.088 Gun: Glock 34.5MOS Average Velocity: 1105 fps SD: 10.5 fps Spread: 26 fps
- [9mm 124gr FMJRN](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-124gr-fmjrn/) - Recipe I use in a PCC and three 9mm pistols: SW Clean Shot 4.0gr CCI 500 SPP (or CCI 400 SRP) 1.14” COAL
- [RMR 69gr BTHP in BCM Service Rifle](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-69gr-bthp-in-bcm-service-rifle/) - Team, The following is the load I worked up in my BCM AR15 with 20in Barrel 1:7 Twist. I sorted Lake City 14 brass into 0.5gr buckets. I used batch (92.0-92.5gr). I then did ladder testing in 0.3gr increments from 23.6grs (2573fps) to 26.3grs (2958fps) with Win 748 w/CCI450. The sweet spot/node was 25.7grs ES
- [124 GR RMR Match Winner Over IMR Target](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-rmr-match-winner-over-imr-target/) - Bullet: RMR 124 GR Match Winner Powder: IMR Target Powder Charge Weight: 4.2 GR Primer: Fiocchi Small Pistol Case: Mixed Range Brass OAL: 1.10″ Firearm: CZ SP-01 AVG FPS: 1075 Min FPS: 1058 Max FPS: 1102 Std Dev: 16.13 Power Factor: 133
- [124 GR RMR Match Winner Over Winchester 231](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-rmr-match-winner-over-winchester-231/) - Bullet: RMR 124 GR Match Winner Powder: Winchester 231 Powder Charge Weight: 4.4 GR Primer: Fiocchi Small Pistol Case: Mixed Range Brass OAL: 1.10″ Firearm: CZ SP-01 AVG FPS: 1073 Min FPS: 1061 Max FPS: 1090 Std Dev: 10.94 Power Factor: 133
- [124 GR RMR Match Winner Over Alliant Sport Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-gr-rmr-match-winner-over-alliant-sport-pistol/) - Bullet: RMR 124 GR Match Winner Powder: Alliant Sport Pistol Powder Charge Weight: 4.4 GR Primer: Fiocchi Small Pistol Case: Mixed Range Brass OAL: 1.10" Firearm: CZ SP-01 AVG FPS: 1091 Min FPS: 1047 Max FPS: 1088 Std Dev: 15.35 Power Factor: 135
- [124 RMR 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-rmr-9mm/) - OAL 1.08 WW primer, Hellcat Power BE-86 Powder 3N37 5.8 @ 1151 6.4 @ 1121 Powder CFE Powder Tite group 5.5 @ 1106 4.7 @ 1136 5.7 @ 1150 Powder Unique 6.0 @ 1177
- [69 223 Varget Data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/69-223-varget-data/) - My pet load: Bullet: RMR 69 Grain Powder: Varget Primer: Win SRP Case: Federal COAL: 2.25" Crimp: Yes FCD Shots Fired: 5 Extreme Spread: 19 FT/S Standard Deviation: 8 FT/S AVG Velocity: 2753 FT/S Test Gun: White Oak Armarment SPR (20" 223 Wylde AR that's ran Suppressed with Deadair Nomad) Groups vary day to day
- [124gr. match winner 9mm load data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-match-winner-9mm-load-data/) - 9mm 124 match winner FP LOAD DATA test guns ; 1911 les baer and glock 19 w-231 4.2 oal. 1.120 power pistol 5.0 oal. 1.120 tight group 4.0 oal. 1.090 VV N-320 4.2 oal. 1.120 spin test all loads in barrel most loads were shot bench rest @ 50yds.
- [16 inch Barrel , 9mm carbine, 124 grain](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/16-inch-barrel-9mm-carbine-124-grain/) - Used RMR Bullets for my 16 inch carbine. 124 grain MPR Ladder tested through a chronograph, Powder I used was Titegroup, 3.4- 3.6 grains +/- .01 grain Chronograph results at 1159 fps Average Power pistol, 6.0 grains, Chronograph results 1473 Fps FPS AVERAGE Blue dot, 6.0 grains Chronograph results 1281 FPS AVERAGE Cfe Pistol 5.2
- [124 RMR 357 Sig](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-rmr-357-sig/) - OAL 1.140, WW primer Longshot powder Glock 32 Longshot powder 9.0 @ 1376 MAX- 9.6 @ 1470 -MAX
- [124gr MPHP](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124gr-mphp/) - 5.0 gr CFE- Pistol Winchester Primer COAL: 1.075 Mixed Cases Light crimp lee FCD 36° Velocity: 1095 1083 1079 1070 1052 1069 1076 1060 1064 1094 Avg: 1074 9mm : 124 Gr RMR MPHP. 5.2 gr CFE- Pistol Winchester Primer COAL: 1.075 Mixed Cases Light crimp lee FCD 36° Velocity: 1072 1102 1096 1109 1081
- [Hellcat 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/hellcat-9mm/) - 115 RMR OAL 1.08, WW primers powder BE-86 6.0 @ 1160 6.2 @ 1190 6.4 @ 1225
- [5.56 75gr FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/5-56-75gr-fmj/) - Let me know when special order is available again.
- [RMR 9mm 124 gr HIGH SKOR 700-X](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-9mm-124-gr-high-skor-700-x/) - I couldn’t find any published data so I extrapolated a load, starting off easy. 3.8 gr. of 700-X gave me around 930 fps - 950 fps. This was kind of weak. They ran well through my S&W 5906 and HK P7 M8 but my S&W Shield was short stroking and occasionally FTE. I moved up
- [.222 Remington 55 Gr Sierra Game King SBT](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/222-remington-55-gr-sierra-game-king-sbt/) - Rifle: ’68 Savage Model 340C, .222 Remington, 24″Barrel, 1:12 Twist Rate, Original Factory Set-Up Bullet: 55 Gr Sierra Game King SBT Case: Winchester Primer: Winchester Small Rifle Powder: IMR 4064 Powder Weight: 20.6 Grains COL: 1.693″ OAL: 2.130″ Speed: FPS MOA @ 100 Yards: .887″ (5 Shot Group) Conditions: Sunny Temperature: 49° F Barometric Pressure:
- [9mm 115 gr Round Nose FMJ](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-115-gr-round-nose-fmj/) - Unique : 6.1 grain COAL: 1.125 - 1.135
- [.222 Remington 50 Gr Hornady V-Max](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/222-remington-50-gr-hornady-v-max/) - Rifle: '68 Savage Model 340C, .222 Remington, 24"Barrel, 1:12 Twist Rate, Original Factory Set-Up Bullet: Hornady V-Max 50 Grain Case: Winchester Primer: Winchester Small Rifle Powder: Ramshot X-Terminator Powder Weight: 21 Grains COL: 1.692" OAL: 2.127" Speed: 2900 FPS MOA @ 100 Yards: .450" (5 Shot Group) Conditions: Overcast Temperature: 42° F Barometric Pressure: 30.33
- [Reload Data for 147 gr 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reload-data-for-147-gr-9mm/) - 4-Aug-17 9mm Blazer brass RMR 147 RNFP Plated HP-38 3.3gr. 886.04 fps S&B primer 1.120 oal 65°F 130 PF Good from SP-01 needs to be shorter to feed reliably 1.100 22-Sep-17 9mm Blazer brass RMR 147 RNFP Plated HP-38 3.4gr. 965.9 fps S&B primer 1.100 oal 46*F 141 PF VERY Accurate from SP-01
- [RMR 124 JHP MPR](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-jhp-mpr/) - Date tested 11-2021 Chrono 10' Temp 52 Degrees 4.4 Sport Pistol Federal Match Primer OAL 1.065 10 round test Glock 19 Average 1102 Hi 1110 Lo 1086 SD 11.02 ES 23.7 Very Accurate and Reliable!
- [147 gr match in Sig 210](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/147-gr-match-in-sig-210/) - 3.2 grs Vit 320 @1.12 c.o.l. nice light load, very accurate
- [9mm 147 grain Match Winner](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-147-grain-match-winner/) - The 147 grain Match Winner, 5.7 grains of Accurate #7 and a Winchester WSP make for an accurate load in my gen 5 Glock 19.
- [40 cal](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/40-cal/) - I’m looking for 40 cal. 357 mag. And 44 mag.
- [5.56/223 62gr FMJBT](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/5-56-223-62gr-fmjbt/) - 24.5 gr AA2230 CCI 400 COAL 2.26
- [OAL for 9mm 124 gr RMR TC bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/oal-for-9mm-124-gr-rmr-tc-bullets/) - Please share experience
- [My load data](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/my-load-data/) - Name: RMR Crimped Notes: WIn231 4.4 gr, C.O.L. 1.08" Shots: 9 Average: 1123 ft/s SD: 14 ft/s Min: 1099 ft/s Max: 1145 ft/s Spread: 46 ft/s Power Factor Average: 139 Power Factor Low: 136 Power Factor High: 141 Barometric Pressure: 29 in Hg Temperature: 40 F Weight: 124.0 gr.
- [9mm 147 grain FMJ RN](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/9mm-147-grain-fmj-rn/) - One of my favorite subsonic loads is The RMR 147 grain FMJ RN over 3.2 grains of TiteGroup @ 1.125 COL. This cycles perfectly in my P-365, S&W Shield, and all 5 of my PCC’s.
- [124 FMJ 9mm](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/124-fmj-9mm/) - 6.2 grains Accurate #5, seated at 1.130". Very accurate load. Cycles my Canik's with stiff recoil springs.
- [224 62 Gr. Lead Core Full Metal Jacket](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/224-62-gr-lead-core-full-metal-jacket/) - Use at your own risk 22gr CFE 223 good for <300 yards, string cycle carbine or rifle length using h1 or carbine buffer. 18.5gr min charge with ultra light buffer and carbine length, barely cycles but works for plinking 100yards for the kids. Don’t kick as hard. 21gr LT-30 > 300 yards cycle kind of
- [357 sig 135 FMJ FN](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/357-sig-135-fmj-fn/) - 6.9 gr CFE Pistol, 1.140" C.O.L, down to last 50 of these and RMR needs to make more 135gr 0.355 bullets !!!!
- [Rmr 9mm jhp bullet info](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-9mm-jhp-bullet-info/) - I need sone info such as powders overall completedbullet length Primers and grains of powder for an accurate everyday load ! I don’t need max pressures or vicitues. Please help. Thanx !
- [Rmr 124 grain hollow poi t multipurpose bulkets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/rmr-124-grain-hollow-poi-t-multipurpose-bulkets/) - Anyone tell me what powder to use and how many grains fir this bullet ? Thansx
- [Looking for a recipe for 147 Heavy Match Winners & CFE Pistol](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/looking-for-a-recipe-for-147-heavy-match-winners-cfe-pistol/) - I'm looking for a recipe for 147 Heavy Match Winners & CFE Pistol. Anybody with any experience loading these rounds care to share some info? I've been shooting the 124 MPR's for quite some time, but figured I'd give the MW's a try. 124's were out of stock (at that time), so I ordered some
- [45-70 , 458 bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/45-70-458-bullets/) - I was wondering if you guys xan start producing some 45-70 reloading bullets and case? I know everything been short but there is many to be made with 45-70 reload. These items are pretty expensive now. If you can offer items at your prices. You will definitely make some money I purchased a few items
- [Looking for recipe with 124 MPR and true blue.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/looking-for-recipe-with-124-mpr-and-true-blue/) - I am looking for a recipe with the above using mixed brass and CCI 500. Projectile info states push minimum 1150fps for reliable expansion. Western Powders 8.0 data even in +P doesn’t push this projectile this fast.
- [6.5 (.264) 140 Gr. Boat Tail Premium Bonded Soft Points *NEW* 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/6-5-264-140-gr-boat-tail-premium-bonded-soft-points-new-2nds/) - Hello, Looking for load data for this bullet in a 6.5 Creedmoor or bullet data I can use to replicate the load. Thank you in advance. Carlos
- [Looking for recipe for 38 Super +P](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/looking-for-recipe-for-38-super-p/) - Any help would be greatly appreciated... Thank you
- [Primers are starting to return](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/primers-are-starting-to-return/) - At least in my area (Oklahoma) primers are starting to show up kind of sporadically. I scored a brick (1000) of CCI SPP for $69.99 +tax about a week ago at the local Bass Pro. There was a limit of one brick per customer and they had a pretty good supply. A shooting buddy went
- [Vv n320. 9mm fmj](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/vv-n320-9mm-fmj/) - Anybody loading then9mm fmj with vvN320? Like to hear your load data
- [Looking for a good recipe for Sig Sauer .357 Sig](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/looking-for-a-good-recipe-for-sig-sauer-357-sig/) - I just placed an order for 9mm 124 Gr. RMR Jacketed Hollow Point (Multi Purpose Round) Bullets. I was wondering if anyone on this forum has a good recipe for .357 Sig using this bullet. I will be using it in a Sig Sauer P226.
- [Reloading](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/reloading/)
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## Replies

- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/550819/) - I've loaded thousands of the flat point Matchwinners, using the flat seating punch. Just give it a little more bell. Also, I've been using the Hornady Custom seating dies for some time. They have a floating sleeve which hangs below the die and aligns the bullet before it begins seating.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/550466/) - For the 124 TCFP-MW: 3.9 gr of Titegroup gave 1056 ft/sec from my Tanfoglio Stock Master, 4-7/8" bbl 4.0 gr Titegroup gave 1080 ft/sec from a Springfield Range Officer, 5" bbl Cartridge OAL is 1.100 +/- .005"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549874/) - I am new to reloading, so I need all the guidance I can get. My Lee die sets are carbide, minus the .357 Sig, but they are early 4 die sets, without the micrometer seating die. I hope those will help with dialing in the zinc clad RM Silver bullets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549873/) - I use the same die. Do u ever have issues with to tight of a crimp. I noticed the other day It would fail case gauge at .377 bullet would get a line on one side. Would tighten it to .374 and zero issues case gauge. Have not shot just yet to see if it’s
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549770/) - Yup, .40/10mm here too. 4 different LEO trade in .40 Sigs and several 10mm. I would love a 165 or 180 jhp.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549294/) - Vinegar & hydrogen peroxide 50/50 mix, soak for 30 mins then bore brush.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549292/) - Seth- I tried them with OEM Glock mags, with both factory and aftermarket followers with same results. Meaning it happened unpredictably with no pattern or particular cause. I am going to give these another shot, but with W231/HP-38 this time around since that's all I have access to at the moment. Mind sharing your HP-38
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549147/) - Any updates on this? I have tested the 147 gr match winners in both the round nose and truncated cone and I have found it impossible to find a load that is under 2.5" groups at 100 yards. I think these are just not a viable option for loading at 2200 to 2500 fps. I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549101/) - I've just started using these 124 MW. I'm a big fan of BE-86 powder. Since I shoot for the accuracy , I shoot at about 95% of max alliant data. I found great accuracy at 5.7gn. at 1.100 COL. using a CZ Shadow 2, a 5" Prodigy, and a TSO, ( cz tactical sport orange).
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/549042/) - I too am very interested in getting some RMR .45 Nukes. Many IPSC competitors often shoot 200-205gr SWC with 5.85g W231 which chron @ apx. 950fps. Given that typical performance, if RMR can produce a.45 NUKE weighted around 200gr, then I believe it would instantly become a new defensive standard for sure! I have brass
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/548960/) - Did anyone ever find a good recipe for these with CFE Pistol? Also, what is the consensus on a COL for Glock chambers?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/548671/) - Good to know! I've used Chore Boy copper cleaning pads in a similar way, but it sounds like this is better.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/548670/) - Save a ton of time and hassle. Get yourself a ball of Frontier metal cleaner off Amazon. Cut off some strands and wrap them tightly around an old bore brush. Use your favorite cleaner (Hoppes Black for me) and scrub like you normally would. Works wonders on the zinc fouling as well as any leading
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/547788/) - Get yourself a reloading manual or two and I'm sure you'll find several receipies that will work. Hodgdon's has a great, free, on-line data site.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/547787/) - Try 24.0 grains of TAC. It's a proven match winning combination. I speak from personal experience.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/547391/) - Faxon 16” .223 wylde I’m @ 2.255” COAL, 23.9 gn TAC Avg V=2755 fps STD =13 fps .9-1.14 moa @100 yds Not touching lands
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/547015/) - I've been running 115g JHP with 4.2g vn320. I have had no issues running this load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/547004/) - I modified a case for Hornady OAL gauge and got 1.055" to the lands. That's significantly less case capacity I typically load for rifle, so I'm not sure how far I need to set them back from that. Any suggestions? Hodgdon has data for RMR JHP that says 1.120" COAL. Are they that much different
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/546876/) - I struggled with the 69s but the 75s work much better.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/546864/) - Just went thru the zink fouling, what I did was shoot about 100 roung of the copper bullets, then came home and checked the barrel before cleaning and it had completely cleaned out the zink. After cleaning it using some copper cleaner and then my regular hopps you can't tell the gun has ever been
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/546260/) - Another vote for 10mm :)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545916/) - No experience with the 135 Nuke but my first choice would be with Ramshot Silhouette.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545769/) - shot a lot of these bullets using Titegroup powder. just ran out am testing new loads using Accurate #2. Winchester cases CCI 500 primers OAL 1.08 used 2 different guns CZ P-09 and the Springfield Hellcat 3.7gr Hellcat Avg FPS 913.4 CZ Avg FPS 992.5 3.9gr Hellcat Avg FPS 954.2 CZ Avg FPS 1030.9 4.1
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545756/) - Thanks. I'm leaning toward 124 gr, since my Staccato XL seems to really like that bullet weight. I'll also try similar load for the 124 gr RN to see if one feeds better over the long haul.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545732/) - N320 works great with both the 135 and 124 as well. Depending on gun: 135gr = 3.6-3.9gr N320 @ 1.10" 124gr = 4.1-4.3gr N320 @ 1.10"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545731/) - I had much better results with the standard concave end of the seating stem vs the flat. I never noticed any excessive marking of the bullet during seating. Set your bell to just enough to allow them to drop into your case freely without tipping and that should suffice.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545696/) - I assume that you are loading for 9mm Luger/9x19? The Vihtavuori manual shows 2.8-3.4 grains with a 147 plated bullet and 2.5-2.8 grains with a jacketed 147.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545509/) - I think rather than straight increases or decreases in muzzle velocities related to seating depths picked up by chronograph or radar, it would be that you might see inconsistent readings. More so with reduced OAL rounds, and mainly with semi auto firearms. From my experience, if I went a little to far with a charge
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545505/) - rcgrube, Relavent information when adjusting away from the suggested COL (which happens a lot on this forum). My question is, the pressure increases but how does one tell by how much without a pressure gur setup? Primer condiition is a notoriously inaccrate method for judging pressure in pistol rounds. A chronograph doen't show an increase
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545504/) - Robert, So what were you're results? Any chrony data. I tried Accurate #5 with a COL of 1.120" and got an average of 980 fps from a G17 and 92FS. Accuracy wasn't that great in either gun.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545503/) - Britton Scott, Have you ever chronographed that load?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545234/) - I'm running a Spike's Wylde upper and am running mine at 2.260
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/545094/) - I'm interested in that, also. I may just work up a load and see what happens. I have an endoscope so that might give us an answer.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/544601/) - As most of you have probably discovered since Carmon S. Howard posted that data for the RMR bullets can be found in the Western Powder Reloading Guide 8, the same data can be found online at: https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/ That includes data for the 135gr FMJ Match Winner
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/543793/) - 10mm nuke will be perfect. I'm sick of paying $30 for 20 rounds to carry in bear country. RMR that 10mm will be awesome. An affordable way to practice with the round that i will carry every fall hunting
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/543086/) - Western Powders list load data for this bullet on top of Ramshot silhouette with a oal of 1.10. I'm guessing this data will work as a starting point for the RMR 135 gr Nuke V2 JHP RMR bullet. Just curious if anyone has tried it with the JHP.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/542807/) - Ready to order!! 165 gr for Coyotes and 180 Nukes for for deer & SD. My XD .40 shoots the 165 accurate as a WC. Bring "em"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/542805/) - I believe our prayers are answered, new machines are coming !!!!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/542167/) - I should also add that (like the OP) I was using TiteGroup when testing these bullets. I am open to the idea that a slower/gentler powder might produce better results.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/542166/) - What worked for me: Step 1: Soak several cleaning patches in Montana X-Treme Copper Killer and stuff them down the bore until full. Put in a ziploc bag and allow to sit overnight. Fouling should scrub out easily after that. Any stubborn spots can be removed with JB Bore Cleaning Compound on a patch wrapped
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/541431/) - My Steel Challenge load "powder puffs" is 3.5gr. VVN320 with RMR 124gr RN @ 1.115 OAL. 850fps. I use a softer recoil spring (can't remember lbs) in my shadow 2 - 100% reliable, same for JP5. If I'm not feeling lazy, I'll drop to 3.3 - 3.4 gr with the same other data for my
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/541272/) - Nuke 124 3.8 barrel BE-86 5.5gr OAL 1.100 A 1155 ES 17 SD 5
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/541268/) - Daniel, did you get to chrono them yet? Also how short is the barrel?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/541157/) - Vihtavouri has an app with 124gr load data for n340
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/541130/) - I had terrible fouling too, Hoppe's #9 with copper Chore Boy wrapped around a slightly used bronze brush worked OK for me, but it took a while. Bore Tech Eliminator turned the fouling black, as if it oxidized it, but I can't say it made it any easier to clean.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540697/) - I ran into the same issue on the neck sizing. Really disappointed about that. Bought a separate neck sizing die and tried that. Got frustrated about the extra step. Ended up just selling my RMR set and bought a Hornady sizer and seating die. Hard to swallow the budget impact of all that stuff. Not
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540662/) - I used them on Alpha brass and they wouldn't size the mouth down for proper neck tension. I could hand pull the bullet right out.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540470/) - I had petty heavy fouling with the 130 silvers. I used JB bore cleaner with a patch around a brass brush. Took a while but got it out and seems to lessen or prevent future zinking.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540385/) - Nicely done. The 75 has shot very well for me as well.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540384/) - Are you getting similar groups as the Bergers?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540383/) - No, they are not a VLD profile
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/540001/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/539985/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/539336/) - Hi Bob, did you ever get a chance to put the Longshot and the 180 GR. to the chronograph?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/539312/) - Sorry posted in the wrong category..please move?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538732/) - The 69 3GH bullets are good for the price point, but don't expect them to be a Sierra Matchking. TAC is a great powder for these. I have not done any hunting with them.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538725/) - Today I am trying a load of 25,5 gn of TAC Mil Brass, Fed primers, in 2 rifles a 5.56 1:7.5 Wylde Chamber and a Contender Carbine that I built several years ago with a Green Mountain Barrel that is pretty stiff and 20" long. The 5.56 AR also has a 20" barrel. I was
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538717/) - It depends. You may need to sort the bullets by measuring them. Hornady and Sinclair sell the comparator tools to do this.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538699/) - That's an interesting tip I never thought of. I guess my next question is would the ogive be more consistent than the tips of these NUKE projectiles? I could modify a ball seating stem to press against the ogive with a bit more surface area to reduce the ring it leaves right now. I am
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538697/) - I have seen reloaders modify a seating stem by using JB Weld or similar. They add a dab to the tip of the stem and press the bullet into it to create a custom stem after it cures. This helps to make better contact with the stem. Another thing to consider is brass capacity. Doing
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538351/) - You could use them for 7.62x39 and 7.62x54r as well?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538331/) - I'd love to see these too!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538273/) - I haven’t tried loading long but 1.06 - 1.08 works perfectly on my CZ Shadow2 with Match Winner .
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538271/) - Kimber 2K11 I have to go 1.05 - 1.06 OAL with MPR & MW.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538223/) - That would be excellent!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538116/) - I bought a throat reamer for the Springfield, and did it myself. I got my OAL to 1.120 with the nukes, and 1.100 with the 147 Match winner FP's. The Glock gen 5 I thought about reaming but it seemed to "break in" after 2000rds and I am able to seat longer now. A KKM
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538084/) - I shoot the RMR 69 bthp mostly out of 18" 1:8 upper, 24.24 grains imr 4046 at col of 2.255. I also have a heavy barrel bolt gun I use with a couple higher priced bullets . I decided to load up some rmr 69s, 23.5 grains imr 4064 with a little longer col of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538083/) - I also have some extra 4064 but couldnt find data for lighter bullets, so For around 15cents a bullet I bought 1000 RMR 69 hps. Loaded them with 24.24 grains 4064, 2.255 col. They shoot good outa 18" 1:8 upper
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538075/) - @waterman3211 A little late for a reply. I worked up to that, with no signs of over pressure. I actually went up to 9.8. Definitely want to hold on. I bought a new chronograph, I'll try to post some velocities later this week.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538070/) - This is probably too late to help, but just some reference points: 135 gr RN. 3.5 gr Titegroup, 1.110" OAL gave me 990 ft/sec from a Tanfoglio Stock Master (4.75" bbl) - PF 134. In the same gun, 124 RN and 124 TC-MW with 3.9 gr of Titegroup and both loaded to the same 1.110"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538053/) - I have been using 4.3 grns of Bullseye for years for Glocks 43 ,19 and a Ruger carbine with total satisfaction. Bullseye meters very well.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/538024/) - I have the same question, i also have 350 legend and had purchased some hornady . 355 fmj 147 grain rn awhile back and have been hard pressed to find more , most are hollow point and of course mor expensive. These shot fine with 1-1/2 to 2 inch groups at 100 yards in an
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/537881/) - Interesting. I have a Dillon 650 and it has an over/under powder charge alarm. It can typically be off by .1 or .2gr but it's pretty close. That being said, I also have done this no powder thing. Obviously, I ignored the alarm. I can fix that though. When using progressive I always watch as
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/537873/) - Per Spclment I do the exact same thing with the 147 Smiley bullets. I use the Lee Modern Loading data for 146 gr 38 Spcl just as he stated above. In the same book under 9mm there is load data for 147 gr bullets I am going to try next. I don’t see why there
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/537862/) - I’m fairly new to reloading about 6 months in with mostly hand gun & 12ga Trap shooting. 380, 38 Spcl, 9mm, 40 S&W, 12ga Winchester AA shotgun. I bought 1k 380 95 gr RMR bullets and thought I’ll try some of these in 9mm & 9mm load data using Lee Modern Reloading data book. I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/537861/) - I tell ya…. If you’ve ever tried reloading you’re eventually going to load a bullet or shotshell without powder. I’ve done both. I’m concerned about rapid fire and never do that with reloads, ever. I’m moving up to a Lee Turret press soon and will make sure I have some kind of LED light to
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/537537/) - When using plated bullets it is recommended to use data for cast lead bullets of the same weight.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536973/) - I tried looking for load data for plated 115g RN 9mm but could find none, all FMJ except for Speer data which has TMJ which these could be. I bought these from RMR back in 2021 so maybe Jacob could shed some light on them?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536968/) - Thanks for that info. I don't think I'll be be even close to high velocities since I load at the lower end because it's just for plinking paper. I've loaded and shot both before with no problems it's just that I thought of it this time and wondered if I was creating a problem without
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536967/) - Very interesting. I haven't tried the 135's, but both the 124's and 147's have been flawless in my G4 G17 and G4 G34, both are essentially factory stock, except the G34 has an aftermarket trigger in it. In fact, that has been all my G34 has seen from day one. It may have had a
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536966/) - I had a similar problem loading 300 blackout - was actually slightly crushing the necks and causing issues when plunking in the barrel. Took me forever to figure out. Grabbed a Lyman M die and just ever so slightly belled the case mouth to just allow it to sit nicely on the case. Biggest issue
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536965/) - Yes, there is a difference. Plated bullets start as a lead core that is submerged in a chemical bath and electroplated with copper. The copper that attaches to the lead core is very thin. The thin plating is easily damaged if used at high velocities (typically when supersonic) or if crimped too tightly etc. They
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536866/) - Thank you, I'll check that Lyman die out! That's what I'm doing right now but it takes a lot of chamfering plus holding each one in as it goes up sure slows things down.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536861/) - I put a good chamfer on the inside of the mouth with a deburring tool. My seating die is a Redding Match, and I don't see any issues. Just set the bullet on top of the mouth and guide it into the die on the way up.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536859/) - Lyman M die.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536841/) - H335 is my go-to but I have 20lbs of the 4064 that I want to use up just for plinking or at least some of it and save the H335 for my better loads. Thanks for the heads-up on the Hodgdon data site.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536832/) - H335 would be my first choice for that bullet, or see if you can find some surplus WC844, it is the canister powder version of H335. Watch out for scammers selling it online. Hodgdon's online Reloading Center has data for IMR4064. 23.0 starting, 25.7C Max. C=compressed powder It is a little slow burning for that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536831/) - I forgot to say it's for my AR 223/5.56 16" barrel.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536826/) - 1 FTF in 200 is acceptable by most. If you need more reliability then perhaps a round nose would work better. Flat points don't work well in everyone's pistol usually due to the edge of the flat point hanging up on your feed ramp, but somehow I would think you know this and you tried
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536695/) - Side note; sierra makes the sig v crown. They said v crown is made to expand and stop inside a human at pistol velocity. They recommenced the 155gr pro hunter bullet. They said it was accuracy tested to 200yds and great on deer. Now, i did say i wanted something that acts like a 77
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536694/) - I would like to know what the maximum velocities are with the 9mm/380/357 Sig .355 projectiles that could potentially be reloaded for 350 Legend. I am looking for a 147gr 9mm projectile that will not separate its jacket from it's core at 2400 FPS
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536693/) - Are you asking for data? I thought this is where people post their data.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536531/) - Sorry for the long delay... I run 124 gr JHP's (nukes and the previous MPR's) with 5.4 gr. Silhouette, at 1.075" and it gives me consistent chrono readings of 1050-1075 fps in my 4 and 4.25" barrels. I could run them longer as some have mentioned, but this works in every gun I've ever loaded
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/536115/) - My best success with the 95 gr. FMJ round nose projectile from RMR Bullets is with 5.0 grains of Hodgdon HP-38 in a one-port, 4 inch barrel on a Hellcat 9 mm, shot off a sandbag at 12 yds. It produced a one large 10-shot hole of approximately 1.5 inches. I got similar results with
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/535978/) - waiting for some 135gr mw to get here. loading for atlas apollo and cz ts2 orange. using cfe powder. have garmin also will post some charge weights and col for both guns. i will probably start with Terry Tompson cfe charge. just start a bit lower.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/535952/) - Having the same issue with my G45 - this is the only gun I have that requires such a short COL (1.065) which makes me uncomfortable. Can you name any sources that would ream the chamber and a rough idea what that cost is? Are aftermarket barrels (ie KKM) any more generous with their chambers?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/535839/) - Hey 720, You replied to my post last summer. The additional testing i did with Enforcer yielded ES at around 250fps (several times) and all my brass has been Starline. So i am seeing odd results like you. I have since moved to H110 at a charge of 16.3gr. I’m at 1170 fps out of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/535761/) - I've often wondered the above myself. I have a couple of tight chambers in a Glock gen 5 where I have to seat the 147 match winners to 1.090, and 147 gr fmj's tp 1.100 to fit it. A Springfield operator 1911 in 9mm I had to ream the throat because the lead was almost
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/535211/) - Same here please
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/534485/) - After several runs using different charges (all running very reliably) trying to see what over 1000FPS in a 3.2" Max-9 barrel would require and also shooting through my Glock 34: Both using Win case/Fed primer/1.115" COL Max-9 4.3gr Titegroup (TG) = 1009.0 fps 4.0gr TG = 936.9 fps 3.8gr TG = 930.3 fps Glock 34
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/534482/) - I will next try them in my other 9mm handguns and see how they are and will try to update accordingly.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/534481/) - I bought a GForce blade 6 PCC and am trying the 135gr Nukes and TiteGroup for subsonic loads. The 6 inch barrel and suppressor seems to run fast so far. My results probably will be different in regular pistol with shorter barrels. My OAL is on the short side after I shot 200rds in break
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/534406/) - I came here to ask the same question!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/534398/) - I have loaded the 124's in 38 &357 using a lee undersizing die on the brass to achieve adequate tension on the bullet. I used published 125 fmj data with good success. Accuracy was better than me and I saw a minimal change in velocity. If I were you I would go with published 158
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/533499/) - Hey Guys, Techware here; I haven't posted in a while but have noticed several threads touting 135s in PDP Steel Frames. So consequently, I am currently in process of loading a batch of RMR 135 MWs over VV N330, and N340 for testing in my 5 inch PDP Steel Frame. Also have a Garmin Xero
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/533489/) - 9.5 isn't over pressure? All load data I find lists 8.5 as max
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/533264/) - Usually hollow point bullets made for handgun velocities over-expand when pushed faster. My guess is that at a minimum you would get jacket/core separation which would decrease penetration. In addition the petals would probably be shed by the core further reducing penetration and the size of the crush cavity. The best way to find out
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/532983/) - My experiment with the zinc jacketed bullets is over. When they first came out, I asked if they might be available in quantity 100 so I could try them out. This was denied; the return policy was pointed out. I bit for quantity 500 anyway. I've put together some medium velocity loads that I fired
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/532526/) - I don't have a 10mm PCC(wish I did!) but for 9mm, I have had great results with the 124gr rnfmj projectiles. Deadly accurate out to 50 yards and probably farther. 147gr flat points also incredibly accurate. I am getting just over 1400fps on the 124's out of a 16" barrel and 1250fps with the 147's.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/532446/) - I really do get what's happening here..that its due to the shape of the bullet. The variable chamber thing I think could, due to the bullet shape (dimensions) be a factor. However, if we as reloaders make some vague attempt to follow SAAMI standard while we reload, it stands to reason the component maufacturers have
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/532305/) - Tanfoglio Stock 2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531822/) - Out of what gun? I will be trying this recipe for my G34.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531762/) - I’m loading 3.6g of N320 in a scorpion pistol 1.090 & averaging 1,060fps , & also load 3.9g of N340 in a mac5 k & averaging 1,070fps same oal both loads using 135g match winners feed just fine in both w/can .
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531716/) - I am in Oregon as well and thinking a free state is calling for me to move. I am a fan of the 124gr Nukes as well. 4.7gr. AC 1.06coal 1070fps. out of a FN509T. I was using Federal primers and saw some flow around the pin so thought I was getting too close on
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531646/) - Correction 3.8 N320 for the 135 Gr RN
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531174/) - I just ordered 500 of the 62 gr bonded bullets and will try a few loads in my AR’s with TAC, X-Terminator and maybe another powder or two. Post up results when I am able to do so.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531107/) - Hornady seating die with no crimp. The sizing die is a standard RCBS (not small base). As a side note, I've loaded lots of these 75gr 3GH bullets with Ramshot Tac, and still believe Tac is a bit too fast for bullets of this weight. I see occasional ejector swipes with moderate loads even on
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531104/) - I'm using a standard RCBS seating die and a Lee Factory Crimp die.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531071/) - I'm using a standard set of RCBS small base dies. Jon
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531062/) - I use a Hornady die with a modified VLD stem, I did a little polishing to get a little better fit in the stem. Most of the time runout is less than .0015 with an occassional .002. I just set the bullets on top of the case and guide it into the die and seat
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/531061/) - What seating die(s)and stem(s) are people using for loading these bullets?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530888/) - Looks like the powder I linked to above is a SCAM!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530859/) - I didn't buy my WC-844 here, but I found some available for sale NOW at this dealer (no experience with this seller...) WC-844 Powder for sale Note: $208 for 16 pounds ($13 per pound!) makes this very interesting, if you load a lot of this type of powder. My WC 844 has been very accurate!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530855/) - I have a couple 8 pound kegs of Military Surplus WC 844, which (I have been told) was originally used to load military 5.56x45 M193 ammo. Since there is VERY LITTLE DATA available for Milsurp powders, I thought it might benefit someone to post my chronograph results for Hornady 55 gr. FMJ BT bullets. Keep
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530829/) - If the barrel bore diameter of your Parker Mountain Machine barrel is a just a little on the larger side, 0.0003" just MAY be enough to exacerbate the fouling. I actually prefer 0.356" diameter 9mm bullets when shooting lead bullets, because I have a few barrels that slug a little on the large side. They
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530736/) - Has anyone used the 135’s MW with N320 or N340? Recipe? Thanks
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530735/) - JJE, I load the 124gr Nukes using 3.9gr of VV N320 with a c.o.a.l. of 1.058. Works great in my CZ'S.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530432/) - Cool. Looking forward to hearing how they shoot! My Alpha Brass is still sitting on my reloading bench. Gotta get some free time!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530410/) - I just loaded my first test loads for my AR and Bolt gun. Looking forward to seeing how they shoot.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530374/) - I have an old "CRONY", and here are some results of WW 135's through my G34 Glock (5.25'' BBL). I know the results are somewhat different than others. 1078 fps 5.8 g HS-6 1036 3.6 g Tight Group 957 3.2 g " " 956 4.0 g Auto Comp 1065 4.5 g Auto Comp 1163 5.2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/530076/) - I tested some out with Titegroup last fall. COL of 1.060", shot out of a 3.75" barrel from a CZ P-07. Charge Velocity STD ES 3.5gr 977.76 11.14 34.88 3.7gr 1009.07 8.85 25.79 3.9gr 1053.33 12.34 42.54 Not bad results, but I ended up choosing CFE Pistol, as I got a bit more velocity than
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529688/) - I just loaded a test batch 135 MW 1.090 OAL. 3.7 Sport Pistol. 938.3 avg. vel. 126.6 pf. Used M&P 5" Pro for chrono. Ran the gun perfect accuracy great. I did have a hiccup with my Springfield RO. Not the fault of the bullet. recoil spring little on heavy for the light load. Past
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529627/) - I thought at the time, maybe they were too short also, but talking to another shooter using a similar rifle, his ammo was even shorter. His was 1.072" and it did have a similar shape but was a blue cone shaped almost the same, flat on top but a little rounded. I do use Glock
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529612/) - 1.100 may be a little short. I run mine at 1.135 but you have to be careful if the throats are tight on your pistols. One thought is that the magazine lips may be losing control of the round before the bullet begins entering the chamber. Are you using Glock mags in your PCC?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529216/) - I highly recommend using a chronograph when reloading. Flying by the seat of your pants really sucks compared to having data. You don't have to spend a fortune. A decent optical chrono works fine and provides valuable information. They cost $150ish these days. I consider it a crucial piece of equipment. There are multiple factors
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529141/) - FWIW, I settled on 24.5 gr of TAC with the Hornady 62 gr BTHP as our primary load in our AR-15’s. Has been accurate in twist rate of 7”, 8”, and 9” AR’s. Might be a good starting point for you to see what your rifle prefers. Let us know how it works out.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529035/) - It could be mixed brass. I would sort by headstamp.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529030/) - I did measure them while firing, no movement at all. And the spread was totally random, it did not increase or decrease toward the end of the cylinder.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/529029/) - Are the unfired bullets pulling themselves out of the case during recoil? I would measure six rounds and load them in the gun. Shoot two then measure the remaining four and see if they have lengthened. Seating depth affects pressure and if the bullets are pulling out, the pressure will drop causing a loss of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528830/) - These look to be Speer Gold Dots. I've shot them with faster powders, H322, N133, etc Never tried TAC with the 62 Gold Dot, but I have shot the 62 Hornady BTHP with 25.1 grains of TAC. My notes show sub MOA groups out of my 1:7 twist bolt action.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528523/) - 81degF, mixed LC, CCI450, Staball Match pressure/velocity eval, COAL 2.25", Lee FCD 1/4 turn 16" ARP barrel w CLE chamber, Labradar 25.0 2595 25.2 2618 25.4 2631 25.6C 2665 25.8C 2697 All brass looked good.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528522/) - 58degF, mixed LC, CCI450, Staball Match pressure/velocity eval, COAL 2.27" (ASC steel mags), Lee FCD 1/4 turn 16" ARP barrel w CLE chamber, Labradar 24.6 2549, 2531 24.8 2556 25.0 2607 25.2 2606 25.4 2606 (LR glitch or operator headspace and timing!?) 25.6 2651 25.8 DNR 26.0 DNR 26.2 2718 26.4 2712 All brass looked
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528521/) - 58degF, mixed LC, CCI450, StaBall Match pressure/velocity eval, COAL 2.27" (ASC steel mags), Lee FCD 1/4 turn 16" ARP barrel w CLE chamber, Labradar 25.8 2729, 2723, 2720 26.0 2721 26.2 DNR 26.4 2728 26.6 2789 26.8 2804 27.0 DNR All brass looked good.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528514/) - 67degF, mixed LC, CCI450, 2000MR 27.6gr gave me 2850 fps and good groups. 27.8 gave 2880 but had some swipes.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528512/) - Forgot to put in COAL: 1.58"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528506/) - Just got my first revolver in over a decade, GP100 in .357. Long time RMR fan, love the In House line in .224, 9, 10, 45. Couldn't find a lot of info on using the Lee FCD with these, so I did some testing. New Starline brass, S&A small pistol primers, IMR4227. Crimps w FCD
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528312/) - Thank you. I've never used Redding dies, so I'll go take a look. Appreciate your help.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528311/) - Redding competition seating die. The anvil grabs the bullet by the ogive which centers the bullet better than most. It's a pricey die but I think it's worth it.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/528108/) - The difference in the results is similar to my experience. 5 1/2” PCC Taccom (barrel has aluminum tube attached to make 16”) 124 gn RMR RN 4.1 gn HP38 Average fps 1131 Sig X5 Legion 5” barrel Same load, chronograph and shot before the PCC Average fps 1061
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527583/) - I had previously loaded 124 gr. bullets at 1.125 col with no problems so went and loaded 150 rounds of the Nukes . That was a mistake. Should have done the plunk test as some have stated. I would have started with a lower charge and tested. I reseated 10 rounds at 1.060 and 38
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527494/) - I have a nice load with RMR 69's using 25gr Shooters World match @ 25 gr's OAL 2.250, cci 450 srp. Even my 1in 9 twist likes em. My 1 in 8 twists will shoot this load in an inch@ 100yds.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527493/) - Hey Karen-They'd be better off without people like you anyway.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527477/) - If you are worried about a pressure spike, I would lower the powder charge by 0.2 grains and use that as a starting point.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527461/) - Not a reply but just my experience. Loaded 124 gr Nukes over 4 gr Bullseye at 1.120. Hellcat will not go fully into battery. Had a hell of a time extracting and case and bullet separated with bullet stuck in rifling. had to punch it out with a tool. Now wondering what col to use.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527382/) - I have a RRA 556 1/8 20” BB. 69 grBTHP at 100 yards it consistently groups under an inch. Best 3/8s”. But very often 1/2” from the bench. 2760fps
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527342/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527333/) - I appreciate it. Yeah I’ve been on there already looking for data. However, they don’t have any JHP data I cross reference a couple different books and I ended up going with 4.2 tight group CCI 500 primer and an OACL of 1.083. I’m gonna go test them tomorrow hopefully. One of my books has
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527321/) - 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. https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527319/) - Does anyone have any load data for the 9MM 120 JHP nuke for tight group?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527198/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527178/) - I'm having trouble with these bullets, they have a very round profile and hit the rifling. How short are they safe to load?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527167/) - Power Pistol is an amazing powder. Such high velocity with low chamber pressures. It's like magic. I load the RMR hollow point 115 gr JHP (MPR NUKE) at 6.6gr and 1.125" COAL. They are really powerful, but according to QuickLoad calculations still have a manageable pressure. It seems like Power Pistol burns slower than other
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527089/) - I don't know if I qualify as a high volume shooter and reloader I shoot about 15,000 to 20,000 rounds of my reloaded ammo per year. One thing I've noticed recently since changing to RMR's zinc jacketed bullets is more clean up is required after shooting most of my 9mm pistols. And my only 9mm
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527069/) - I use AA2230 for this 69gr bullet. I consistently get 1/2" groups @100yds. 18" 223 Wylde barrel. I do not have the crobo data. Powder: AA2230 Charge: 22.5gr COL: 2.255 Primer: CCI 41 Crimp: Lee factory crimp, light-medium Brass: mixed case stamp
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527047/) - As was said before, this is a public forum and anyone from the public can answer questions. SC does not work for RMR but I do. To answer your questions, we have all kinds of plans to make all kinds of stuff but we are short on money, time, and space. Most of our equipment
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527040/) - No reason to get grumpy. In case you didn't realize, this is a public forum. I am not an employee of RMR.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527038/) - If that's the best you can answer with, then you have failed in your line of work. I had hoped that RMR could be my source of bullet's again, but the answer you replied back earns a i- because it has no answer. I'll remember that. Have a nice day.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/527009/) - If you cannot find what you want from RMR, there are still several manufacturers that make bullets here in the US.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526805/) - The only reason I am using Magnum primers because, that’s all I could find. I figured I would just reduce the gain.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526728/) - @kluthe: If you go to the Hodgdon Reloading Data website, you'll find AutoComp loads for 124 gr Berry's and XTPs. The former OAL is given at 1.150" and for the latter at 1.060", and charge weights ranging from 4.5 to 5.4 gr. That window is narrow enough to keep folks out of trouble. As for
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526710/) - What are you shooting them in? I would use your barrel as a chamber gauge. Start around 1.12” OAL and see if it plunks. If it fully seats in the chamber when dropped into the barrel, then see if the cartridge spins freely. If it doesn’t plunk (fully seat), then seat the bullet a little
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526602/) - Keith, I'm curious what powder and load you are using...just for research on my part. I have seen that RMR seems to need to run deeper however most JHP's that I see indicate greater than 1.1... most of my loads are running at 1.125 with Speer, berry, MGold, and a wide variety of powders. As
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526597/) - shipping is included in the listed price of 2000 projectiles.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526596/) - "I have been running 124 gn nukes at a OAL of 1.11" That's pretty long, I'm not surprised you were getting stuck short of battery. Your original guns must have generous chambers/leades. I've been running the 124 gr. nukes and the original 124 gr MPR version at 1.075" ever since they were introduced and they
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526471/) - Well, Ruger does make a Blackhawk that has a 38/357 cylinder with an added 9mm cylinder if that's any indication. At least they used to.. Now, the problem would be finding a load data for that 115. Jacketed stuff I see is .357 (for 38 special) and .355 for 9mm.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526470/) - I dont use Autocomp but just for grins I looked at various load sources I do have (via powder, bullet manuf etc) and I can't find any load seated at that OAL. Curious how or why you started at that load...I suppose you have a fair amount of experience with the powder ?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526466/) - perhaps a little late here but... Hodgdons seems to indicate that the min load for 1.11 OAL is 5.1gr of silhouette (this for a Rainier 124gr JHP. On a well broke in run and gun that might be ok but a new one, not so sure. I'd be more afraid of a squib. I'm thinking
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/526460/) - Bullseye is a fairly fast burning powder powder to use in 9mm. No need to run a magnum primer but it will work. I would follow 124 grain recipes in the Alliant manual. You will probably end up somewhere north of 4 grains.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/525767/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/525704/) - Brian,” “My current+p loads with the 124 nuke is 5.5gr of N340 @1200fps. Shoots great” Any COL for this load?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/525303/) - Frankford arsenal does make a 5 gallon bucket with a sister that you crank our CVS also makes one that actually has a lid I use Frankford Arsenal for years have not tried out to RC one and it works really well. He could actually use it for your corn card media as well
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/525125/) - I was recently comparing the accuracy/precision of the RMR 75 grain hpbt to SMK 77's for a 600 yard load. All shooting was from a bench at 100 yards in a zero wind range, rifle fully rested front and rear. 10-shot groups. Rifle is an off the shelf 20", A2 govt profile, chrome-lined barrel, 1:7
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/525006/) - I took a friend of mine's great grandson deer hunting tonight. My friend passed away not too long back, I was keeping a promise I made to him. The boy is 10 years old and got his first deer tonight with a 75 grain 3GH bullet. The deer was about 60 yards away on a
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524724/) - Just waiting patiently for 40 and 45 caliber Nukes.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524723/) - Any update ?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524722/) - I sure hope so. I will be taking a delivery of a Colt Kodiak 44 mag and I need to be able to feed it lol. I know this is probably a question that will I hope be answered in at least a maybe, will there be any chance of a 44 mag nuke ?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524658/) - Load up a few and see how they perform. It will be dependent on the groove diameter of the barrel. Worst-case scenario is they're undersize and they'll rattle around in the bore like a horse turd in a post hole and accuracy will suffer. Jon
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524656/) - Try adjusting the seating depth. Try some a little shorter (deeper seated) and some a little longer. The published coals are just a starting point. Your rifle may prefer a shorter or longer coal. Jon
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524655/) - I was doing some long line (600 yd) workups a couple of days ago. 23.5 grs of H4895, bullets seated at 2.380" coal (single-load for the long line strings in xtc) and I got a 5-shot group that measured 1.38" extreme spread at 100 yds. Keep in mind, the rifle (and barrel) is an off
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524516/) - Most SS pins are made from one of the magnetic alloys referred to as the 400 Series. So you can fish out the pins pretty easily for smaller tumbler batches. Horror Freight has inexpensive magnets strong enough to grab pins out of the container and/or police up the floor if you have some got-a-ways. Don't
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/524507/) - Go to the Hodgdon Reload Data site and the have Data for these projectiles. In .38 the Data is for 125g bullet but that 1 g difference is not an issue. https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/?t=2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523360/) - I loaded my 1st 10 today developing a load and had some feeding issues w a p320 at 1.1col all case gauged on an armonov CG. Will try some more tomorrow
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523358/) - I have loaded 1000s w fiocchi primers, 147g blue bullets fn 1.14 col running a light load for steel challenge..no issues to speak of. I’ve used them with 147g -sierra vcrowns, sports masters and horndady xtp.. 3.1 g of Titegroup and 4.8 and 5.0g of hs6 ranging in COL 1.1 for hornady up to 1.13
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523326/) - You are slinging em. These are good bullets.. What did that chrono at.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523306/) - Shadow 2 , Silver 120JHP 4.3g #2 @ 1.08 OAL Ave 137pf (Start at 4.grains) Shadow 2 147g Round Nose 3.1g #2 @ 1.08 AOL. Ave 121pf Shadow2. 147g Match Winner. 3.1g #2 @ 1.09 OAL. AVe 119pf Shadow2. 147g of BlueBullets. 3.0g #2 @ 1.09 OAL AVE 122pf TP9SF. 147g Round Nose 3.2g #2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523149/) - I plunk tested before I posted, should have included that. No issues. I will run a few hundred more rounds today and see if I get the sane results as HK. Thanks for input.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523145/) - HKs have tight springs out of the box. Your loads need to be on the warm side to make them run.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523144/) - You need to do the "plunk" test. Some barrels have tighter chambers than others. Take the barrel out of the pistol that you want to test. Hold the barrel, muzzle down, in your hand. Drop a loaded round into the barrel chamber then remove it. Does the loaded round come back out freely or stick
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523134/) - Follow up. The HK after several hundred rounds today cycled no issues. So this I suspect is break in. S&W no go still.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/523008/) - Never mind my previous rambling about the charge not fitting. Had a brain fart with my scale. 😂
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522978/) - I’m trying to figure out how they get that much powder in the case. 12.1g is just barely under the top of the case at 1.285” My Speer #13 gives data for 146g at 12.1-14.1. If I put 12.2g in it spills when the press indexes :(
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522959/) - Forgot to list the powder. Alliant 2400
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522958/) - I have a Speer #13 It shows 15.1g max (.357) for 140g JHP. It says to reduce the laid by 1.0g for 146g JHP-SWC But only 12.1g fits in the case. The book doesn’t indicate not indicate a compressed load. But 12.1 is definitely going to be compressed :( I’m not comfortable using it, but
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522837/) - 120 RMR Silver Nuke Rem 5 ½ primer COL 1.090 Viht 3N37 6.3gr CSX 3" - 1142-1179 Q5 Match - 1260-1300 8" PCC - 1350-1390 Had a few FTF in the PCC - no issues over 100 rds with the pistols - not uncommon for HP bullets in the PCC. No unusual barrel fouling, but
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522833/) - I'm using 4 grains for target loads. BTW - Accurate #2 has been the most consistent pistol powder in terms of ES/SD that I've found across many bullet weights and calibers.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522644/) - CZ-S2 120g JHP Nukes 1.09 OAL 4.1g N320 ave 125 PF 4.3g N320 Ave 131 4.3g Accurate #2 Ave 137 PF
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522434/) - I found this interesting wind chart: https://backfire.tv/wind-deflection/ It turns out 350 legend is very sensitive to wind drift. At 300 yards in a 10 MPH wind, the drift is 20.9", so at 50 yards it could be close to 3.5". Yesterday the wind was closer to 15 mph or more. The wind was opposing my
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522431/) - To be clear, I am not saying to use a threadlocker on the barrel nut threads. Use a dab of grease for that. The issue is if there is a small gap between upper receiver and the barrel extension. This will allow the barrel to move around inside the receiver. Adding a small amount of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522430/) - With a 15-20 mph headwind, I would expect maybe 1/2" deviation at 50 yards, but maybe more likely 1/16". I am searching for my tool right now, so I will figure out if the barrel is properly mounted first. Last night I took my BCG apart and cleaned everything with some quickshot. After that I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522400/) - 50 yards? At 50 yards, a varying 15 mph left or right wind can move the 124 grain bullet about an inch. A head or tailwind is not going to do much. My experience is that the more I pay for a barrel, the better they shoot. You could try and troubleshoot your current barrel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522395/) - Today the wind was blowing about 15 MPH opposing my shots exactly, or blowing right at me from the targets. I fired two 5-round groups of Winchester 147 Gr FMJ, and Browning 124 Gr RN FMJ from 55 yards. The Winchesters made a 5 inch group, and the Browning made a 2 1/2" group. I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522336/) - Okay, going to do 5 shot groups of the Winchester and Browning tomorrow.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522331/) - "Winchester FMJ 147 Gr gave a 1/2″ group with a 1″ flier" Does this mean two shots were close together and one was further out? I would use more than 3 shots to determine group size if you are going to consider flyers. Your sample size is just two small to get a conclusion. I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522324/) - Sorry Reload COAL of 2.1215"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/522322/) - Sorry, life has turned into a marathon. I did my test with the new bi-pod from 50 yards. Factory Load Test: Winchester FMJ 147 Gr gave a 1/2" group with a 1" flier. Browning 124 Gr rn FMJ gave a group 3/4" with a 4 inch flier. These groups are from hole center to hole
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521856/) - I had a similar experience recently with Fiocchi small pistol primers, mild load of True Blue (5.0 gr) and S&B brass. I have loaded 100’s of 9mm and .357 Mag with these primers previously without issue, but these were too light to function in a Glock 19 or CZ P-09. Perhaps it was a combination
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521855/) - Update: tested my loads listed previously. Functioned fine in both a Glock 19 (15 rounds) and a CZ P-09 (5 rounds). Didn’t shoot for group on paper, but seemed plenty accurate on steel plates at 15 and 25 yards. The bores didn’t show any unusual fouling, cleaned up fine afterwords. Will try again next outing.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521765/) - I just ordered 1000 of these to try. I have 3 types of powder to load with but will happily go a different route if I have too. I have titegroup, hs-6 and power pistol. Im not looking for a super hot +p round. I’ll be shooting either a staccato p (comp’d) or an sig
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521702/) - My ProChrono is around 10 years old and still worked fine when I dug it out a few months ago, though I've not used it much in recent years. A few years ago I got sloppy and bent one of the screen rods with a .45 ACP bullet. I was too focused on reading the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521619/) - Make sure your powder drops are consistent. Neck tension is also something that affects groups. One thing at a time though. Shoot some factory loads with the bipod and use that as a baseline. Next try swapping primers and make sure the power charge is within .1 or .2 grains.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521612/) - Make sure your powder drops are consistent. Neck tension is also something that affects groups. One thing at a time though. Shoot some factory loads with the bipod and use that as a baseline. Next try swapping primers and making sure the power charge is within .1 or .2 grains.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521611/) - I don't have a chronograph sorry. It will be several days until I can try anything different to confirm issues. What I will do first is put a bi-pod on it to uniform my aim for every shot, and test factory ammo. After that I will load some of what I was loading with winchester
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521603/) - A change in primers may help but I doubt it will shrink groups by half. Have you measured velocities with a chronograph?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521596/) - Winchester 41 primers are not great. I haven’t ever been able to get good results from them.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521595/) - Winchester 41 primers are not great. I haven’t ever been able to get good results from them.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521594/) - I was getting MOA groups with Browning 124 Gr RN. Last week I fired Winchester FMJ, and it was pretty sloppy like 6" group. I ordered a bipod to steady things up, so I will have to test some factory loads a bit before reloading more. I will get back to this next week sometime,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521593/) - Accuracy starts with a good barrel. How well will the gun shoot with factory ammo?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521500/) - Have you any additional load data to share on these 220 grain RMR bullets? Not having much luck finding any #9 powder.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521496/) - +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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521488/) - Disregard. I missed part of your post.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521477/) - My new 33 year old ProChrony crapped out last month too. Same thing, display is gone. Someone has the new display on eBay but I couldn't figure out how to get in the old unit. I did find a used unit for $50 so I purchased that and I'm back in business. Now I'm looking
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521375/) - Not yet. I ordered some and they are arriving Saturday. I am excited to try them. I just checked here to see what others have tried as well. I have some of the primed, nickle cases so I am going for the all silver, anti-werewolf look. I have CFE-Pistol powder and Aguila primers. 4.9 grains
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521315/) - Just get the new Garmin C1 Pro
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521254/) - 90JS Those sound like good groups. How many rounds did you shoot per group? Also, did you see any vertical stringing when the barrel gets hot?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521226/) - Just wanted to provide an update. Been playing around with seating depth to try and squeeze a bit more accuracy out of these bullets. Moving from an CBTO: of 1.895" to a 1.885" using a Hornady Bullet Comparator Ive been able to shink my group sizes down from an average of ⅞" to an average
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/521032/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/520903/) - RMR 135gMW 3.5g Titegroup WSPP OAL 1.09 Ave PF 129 TP9SFX
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/520614/) - Got around to try loading these shitty bullets....and the verdict is that they are crap and RMS got my money and won't respond to me
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/520421/) - The 124 gr Match Winner is a great bullet. Yes they can be an issue with some weapons. Every gun is different. You must find the right seating depth for gun. We all heard that a million times! One of the things I tried, and was successful, after I found the PERFICT OAL, was to
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/520114/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/520000/) - I hope so! 45 ACP is one of my favorite cartridges and I just added 45 #4 to my stable...
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519981/) - Just thought I would share that I personally found 8.0gr of power pistol was the most accurate in my set up. I said I would share my results.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519561/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519559/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519558/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519557/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519555/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519553/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519485/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519427/) - I use an old tshirt that I clamp to the 5 gallon bucket. Lasts about a year before I have up cut out another shirt.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519371/) - You can go to LabRadar's website to read a description of what the unit can do. https://mylabradar.com/product/chronograph/ If you click on the "Download" tab at the top of that page you can select the "Labradar" tab and down load the User Manual V1.5 from there. For some reason they don't mention the Bluetooth connectivity to
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519370/) - Thanks for the information I went to Midway and as usual it's a Mensa test to try to even understand what they're selling and what it does that I couldn't make any sense whatsoever out of this Chrono that you linked me to not your fault Midway needs to do a better job. I don't
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/519310/) - IMHO, add $200 to the price of your next ProChrono and pick up a LabRadar Chrono (the original, not the new one) from Midway instead. The carry case is a nice add-on, just about any tri-pod will do and get a USB power bank for primary power (carry 6 AAs as back up). You'll drop
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518990/) - Thank you!! FWIW, they feed fine in my Glock 19 with OEM barrel. The G34 sports a Wilson barrel, which is a great barrel, but more finicky. Trying the longer length was next on my list. Thanks again!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518988/) - That seems short to me. I am using a 135 TC (truncated cone) from another brand and the OAL is 1.130. Thousands of them have been used in an HK P30, but I also use the same load in a G19 and a PCC AR which uses Glock mags. Maybe try 1.100 or 1.120 and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518987/) - I would love to see answers to this. I'm having feeding issues in my Glock 34 with these flat point bullets, but my Glock 19 feeds just fine. Wilson barrel in G34, OEM in G19. The accuracy is good when they feed. This is 135gr MW over 3.6gr Titegroup at 1.075" COL, WIN cases, Fed
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518971/) - You do know that there is no such thing as +P+ according to SAMMI.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518935/) - I'm surprised at the FPS/PF difference in the identical loads immediately above. .4" difference in barrel length does not seem like enough to jack up tkisker's results above that of Greg.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518876/) - Since the question is about LEE Crimp Dies....My comments are general to this subject and not only RMR Projectiles. I have been reloading for about 30 years now. Sorry to be long winded below....There are many factors that go into producing accurate ammunition, that discussion goes way beyond Crimp Dies. Never had a problem with
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518695/) - SC's list of possible culprits causing the length variation is spot on, but does not address bullet to bullet dimension variations. I'm not sure if the Lee bullet seater uses the bullet nose or the ogive as the surface is contacts when seating. If it seats using the bullet nose and the bullets vary in
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518693/) - My takeaway from RMR is the company has no problems with the LFC dies being used with their 3GH bullets. mdi255, For clarity I am using Lee Part #90817, 223 Lee Factory Crimp Die for my .223/5.56. I also use them with other rifle cartridges. It does use a collet to apply the crimp, but
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518690/) - I believe you are using the Lee Collet Crimp die, not the "post crimp sizing die". The collet crimp die squeezes the case neck and the "carbide" FCD (for handgun calibers) uses a regular taper or roll crimp and the as the case is extracted, the carbide ring removes any bulges and insures the cartridge
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518685/) - @Sadie Woolman-Morgan What kind of differences in accuracy have you observed in rifle loads? Is the difference in 100 yard groups or further out?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518683/) - I think he was saying 4.7 grains of titegroup at 1140 fps, which sounds maybe a little faster than my guns will shoot it, and a little hotter than I'd want to shoot it in my guns, but I also run 4.5 grains of titegroup in .3575" XTP loads. So it might be something worth
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518682/) - I personally out a Lee factory crimp on every single load I develop and every single bullet I shoot for consistency. Seems that it depends on whether you develop your loads using it or not. Since I do, tests using the same exact loads without the crimp yielded poor results. Conversely, one could assume that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518670/) - I don't know what Jake would say, but I have tried the Lee FCD on the 69 3GH and it did not seem to make a difference.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518527/) - Just for clarity I use a nylon coated cleaning rod, not a steel rod like Ian. I use a Parker Hale jag (rounded tip) on the rod to contact the bolt face and then the bullet nose. Make sure the firing pin isn't protruding from the bolt face while making the first measurement. I use
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518525/) - The speedy method isn't that speedy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxFonKEjYWY I'm not sure that link is going to work. I have problems linking things in these forums. The video is called "How To Accurately Determine Cartridge Overall length" by Ian Wilson (there are other videos showing the same procedure). Ian shows you how to determine the Maximum Cartridge
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518487/) - 4 a friend I've done them with and without lube I size bullets as part of my reloading process because I believe I found a slight variance in the bearing surface diameter when I sized a box of bullets as an experiment I only size jacketed bullets to reduce any size variance in the rounds.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518484/) - Dad_Wil, I resize Zero Bullet .44's using a lee resizer before using them in revolvers. They typically measure 0.4305" out of the box and I resize them with a .429 sizing die. They work great in my Marlin at the factory diameter. Are you lubing the bullets? I asked Lee and they advised applying some
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518483/) - You can form your own 300 BO brass from .223/5.56. LC brass works the best. Speer 125gr TNT bullets are my go to. They aren't that expensive as far as today's ridiculous prices go ($0.22 on sale) and they are fairly accurate out of a 16" AR. You can try several powders. Most people end
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518482/) - I bought the paint strainer and it works great. If you don't have a sink to pour the water into you can use one of the Orange Homer Buddy, or any 5 gal, bucket to catch the water. The strainer has a 60 mesh (250 micron?) screen and none of the pins get through.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518451/) - I agree that it probably is not necessary to run new bullets through a sizing die. I got the Lee bullet sizing dies as an experiment to possibly salvage some pulled rounds I was surprised by the variance in the amount of force needed to size the rounds... Just for kicks I ran a box
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518447/) - I wouldn't think we would need to run hundreds of new bullets through a sizer. But i like your way..Cant get an answer from RMS.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518439/) - George B so what you call a "Fire Ring" I would call a "Gas Check" I am also using Lake City brass I have not run into the issue you are having my brass prep routine is to... decap anneal wash resize case bumping the shoulders back ~.002" wash again neck size (Lee collet die)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518426/) - It is formed at the base of flat bullets, and is about .0005" in diameter. It provides a better seal for the gasses when travelling thru the bore
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518388/) - @SC Thanks much! Appreciated the info and the read.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518369/) - I think that your over all case length depends on your rifle... I would make sure that the bullet is not being jammed into the lands on the rifle... Erik Cortina did a you-tube interview with Speedy on determining length to lands... https://youtu.be/AFiIuzvgHYc?si=b0RSx1Ti-ki4PKM3
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518368/) - George B I am also curious... "fire ring" is not a term that I've heard in reloading... are you referring to the point where the boat-tail meets the bearing surface of the bullet?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518347/) - I just ran some ladders with Staball Match powder. It looks really promising. All groups were about 1/2 inch. I shot the 75 grain 3GH bullets and Sierra 77 grain SMK. Bullets were fired from a 20 inch custom build 223 wylde 1:8 barrel. The 3GH bullets grouped slightly better than the SMK and speed
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518275/) - First post here, thanks for the info and I will also pick up more of these RMR 75gr BTHP. I plugged them into a 75gr rookie load I started with Hornady BTHP Match using H335. I have not tried these on paper, but took them out to 700yds in 100yd increments (beginning at 200) 16"bbl,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518194/) - Post that Jake, the owner of RMR made- Post in thread 'RMR'S 69 grain .224 bullets.' https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/rmrs-69-grain-224-bullets.926611/post-12801960
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518128/) - From the range a few weeks ago, I got 2756 FPS with 24.3 gr Ramshot TAC, Win #41 annealed (white box) primers, 2.255" OAL, and of course the 75gr 3GH. This is from a 16" 1:8 twist Ruger MPR. Note the range has a large, thick baffle about 10 feet from the shooting bench, and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518064/) - Good to hear the load is working well for you! I loaded some at 14.5gr, and just might go higher. I'll try to remember to post chrono results here. I have always wanted a Highway Patrolman.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518058/) - Spicy is what I was after. My Colt and its brother from another mother, a S&W Highway Patrolman, both love this load. Was at the range again two days ago and entertained myself satisfactorily and left with a big smile. It works for me. Using CCI #550 SPM primers even though Enforcer doesn't call for
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518052/) - I also recently started working up some of these 147gr with Enforcer. There is not a lot of data out there, most all of it is 140gr or 158gr. I tried 13.5gr and 14.0gr, at 1.590 OAL, CCI small pistol magnum primers. Both ran fine, pretty tame, no signs of pressure. Out of my 4.2"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/518020/) - OK, I'll bite. What's a "fire ring"?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/517611/) - Just wanted to update everone with my testing. I was able to take this bullet out to 875 yards today at human torso silouettes. At an average of 2900fps muzzle velocity out of my 18″ Criterion Barrel, the BC that holds the most true to my dope I used at 550, 675 and 875 yards
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/517224/) - Hey Jack. Understand about components. Hit or miss on the East coast. Have been able to find a lot of stuff but PRICEY… I usually shoot the hottest, most accurate load that I can find for a powder I want to use for the vast majority of my rifle loads. For hunting (medium to large
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/516569/) - Have been shooting the 69s for 6 months or more. work better than lighter 62 or 55s in my 1 in 7 twist. I am shooting the smallest load I can for $ conservation but have had great results with Accurate 2200, 18.5 grain and Accurate 2015, 19.7 grain. Also Hodgdon 335, 22 grain. All
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/516356/) - 124gr 9mm Nukes - Great bullet! After starting at 4.0gr, I loaded up another 25 test on 4/12/24 over 4.5g N320 at 1.066" +/-. New Sig brass, Federal primers. Average of 1035fps, PF 128.35 Out of my Ruger Max-9, shooting into 4 one gallon water jugs lined up, the plating came off in the 4th
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/516198/) - surely the 4.8 of n320 under 135s is a mistake... perhaps 3.8 n320? (good load for 135s in my experience) or maybe a different powder?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515887/) - i load all of these for 9 major the FP match winner, the HP and there FMJ and all of them are great.. they may be a tad bit smaller but not much at all.. you wont have any issues.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515796/) - Thanks for the guidance. I’ve been following the Hornady method lately. So I’ve just been picking charges, that are safe, but near or at book max, that I believe will get me close to a velocity range I want to be at. Starting out with 10 round groups and doing comparisons. Then shooting larger groups
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515791/) - I’ve had good results with 5.3 grains of Power Pistol, which is handy since I use the same charge in my 124g 9MM. I just move the powder measure from one tool head to the other. In the .38 I loaded to 1.455 COL Shoots fine in my k frame smiths and my original alloy
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515790/) - I've had good results with 5.3 grains of Power Pistol, which is handy since I use the same charge in my 124g 9MM. I just move the powder measure from one tool head to the other. In the .38 I loaded to 1.455 COL Shoots fine in my k frame smiths and my original alloy
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515787/) - Cant help with any AR comp data, most accurate load so far fo me is 24.2 varget at 2.255 coal out of a 20" barrel. Wish they could get that dang sawdust out of hollow point, I think this is a pretty good overall bullet though. I ussually do .1 grn increments and watch the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515786/) - Forgot to update the masses here: The loads with AA2495 performed well with my WOA 20". Had good success and groups. Load I would use is 23.3gr AA2495, LC, CCI 400, 2.250". Next on my list is TAC. Thanks for the input.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515784/) - I have shot a bunch of 69’s with AR Comp and the shoot well. My only thought is load 4 rounds up at 22.6, 22.9, 23.2, 23.5, 23.8 (after 23.5 monitor your primers for pressure). That way you are not wasting 20 rounds if your rifle does not like 23.2 or 23.5? 4 round groups
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515776/) - Anyone using AR Comp with these 69ers? I’ve tried some of the 75s and they shot well but seeing if my new barrel like these 69s better. I’ve shot the 75s with 22.4 and 22.9 grains of AR comp. All loaded to 2.255~. No pressure signs. The 10 shots of 22.9 had an average of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515639/) - Hodgdon 2023 Annual Reloading Manual lists the following 38spl loads for a 146 grain Speer JHP out of a 7.7" barrel with a WIN SP primer and a COL of 1.37 - (That seems awful short to me. I would load it longer): HS-6 Start: 5.6 grains = 808 fps @ 11,700 CUP Max: 6.3
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515101/) - +/- .003 is not going to matter much in most applications. The variation could be because of a couple of things, not just the seating die. Bullet and neck tension variation, press tolerances, and compressed loads can affect seating consistency.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515037/) - Thanks
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/515021/) - The main difference is the pressures they are loaded to. The RMR FP works for both cartridges. Just use 9mm load data and you will be fine.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/514996/) - I had some issues with using the flat point seating plug that came with my RCBS 3 die set. RCBS has a seating plug described as Speer Gold Dot. This plug worked great for me. It fit the profile of the Matchwinner truncated cone bullets
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513794/) - I"ve loaded em with 24.6gr of TAC, CCI450 primer, seated at 2.250". They worked pretty decent in my 16" carbine at 2740fps I've also loaded em a tad hotter with 25.7gr of W748, CCI450, also seated at 2.250", same carbine at 2745fps I've recently backed that last load down to 25.6gr of W748 due to
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513790/) - Anyone ever loaded the 69gr bullets with A2495? Want a good load for a 20" WOA gas gun with both CCI 400 and 41s. Thanks
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513671/) - I've tried benchmark, cfe223, imr4166, and ram tac. Tac has been the best results. 24.6gr tac has been a good node for avg 2730 fps 0.63-1.05in grps at 100 yds 5 shot. Still working towards the top.26.9 gives me 2800. All with a factory colt 16in 1/9 barrel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513670/) - My current+p loads with the 124 nuke is 5.5gr of N340 @1200fps. Shoots great
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513166/) - Damn, Oh well. I bought 500 of the 147 grainers to load up for range ammo. I am not quite sure how they compare length wise with the commercial winchester 145 gr fmjs. I foolishly shot all of them I had so I don't have one to pull to compare.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513087/) - I only use FLAT Point seating plugs for flat points , and ROUND NOSE seating plugs for round nose bullets. This gives the best OAL consistency . When establishing over all length ( OAL) I always do the "Plunk"test to find the Max OAL for the attended firearm, than go from there. The round my
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/513034/) - @Jacob Wilcox, understand and appreciate the update. (not so)Patiently awaiting the 40 cal nukes...LOL
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512948/) - Our machines don't have the stroke length to make anything heavier than 147.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512947/) - The company we buy them from doesn't want us to say who makes them. That's why we don't. We like to keep our agreements.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512946/) - Sorry guys, we are not very close with the .40 and .45 Nukes. We have paid for the tooling lineups but we have to completely rebuild two presses and make a TON of parts to do them and we are currently working on a bunch of other projects and we recently had our machinist move
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512929/) - I just love these bullets. I used the Lyman 51'st Edition / Sierra 124 JHP for my starting loads. In that I am using Winchester 244 somewhat complicated the process because it is such a new powder not much is published. I am using W244 simply because it is available in my area and nothing
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512906/) - thanks for the info, wont order from here again!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512869/) - Mmmmm. I would buy some of those 10 mm nukes.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512255/) - Wish I could tell you yes, but it wouldn't be true. So far I have only chronographed.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512252/) - Any link to a video of the 124 Nuke in gelatin?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/512097/) - I'm all in on .45 230 gr nukes and 160,180 and 200 gr 10mm nukes!!!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/511847/) - I just bought three more cases { 36,000 } of Fiocchi small pistol primers all with the lot number 630521599 I'm about half through the first case and have had no issues. The only thing I have noticed is they produce about 25 fps less than my old stand by Federal 100's using the same
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/511563/) - @Jacob Wilcox How far along are you all along on making 40 cal and 45 cal Nuke HP?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/511558/) - Looking forward to a .451 Nuke. Be great to see 185, 200 & 230. But I’m greedy.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/510687/) - You should be safe using any same weight bullet's recipes other than plated and cast lead bullets. I'm trying out the 124 gr NUKEs for the 1st time when I get them. I'll primarily be using them in 9mm PCCs and my MP-5 Clone. Hollow points are harder to feed in unramped barrels which most
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/510331/) - hp's and match winner tc 200 gr, 230 gr .451 would be awesome!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/509652/) - Robert, My long time favorite for 9mm 115 g RMR FMJ RN was HS-6 but it has gotten hard to get and very expensive. Last I saw it was over $60/lb. I was loading these to 1100 fps, I found this to be an accurate, clean shooting powder, with very little smoke, consistently accurate, and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/509650/) - Thanks for your load information, Dworshak. I might try that one sometime. Thought I would add this although you did not mention 147 gr. projectiles. I recently purchased 147 gr RMR RN projectiles for use in subsonic loads. Since I already had CFE Pistol powder in my powder measure, decided to try making subsonics with
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/509529/) - Robert Taylor. Thanks for responding. Very detailed and valuable information. I had similar results with 5.0 g of CFE at 1050 fps so I am going to fill up my ammo boxes with that recipe as I have over 3000 RMR 124 g. And a big jug of CFE pistol.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/509509/) - Sorry I did not see this earlier. I don’t look in here often. Recently purchased some of the RMR 124 gr projectiles and since my press was already set up for the Berry’s 124 gr HBTPRN projectiles, I used that as my starting point. Used 5.2 gr CFE Pistol with OAL of 1.15”. From Staccato
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/509053/) - Taurus G2C 5.3 gr. CFE-Pistol COAL 1.055" Chrono mid 10's to low 11's If I seat them any longer, the slide will not go into battery. Everything functions as it should. No issues!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/508211/) - Wow...nothing huh?? Was hoping there were some hunters or testers on here. Reckon I'll have to figure out some "redneckery" and test when I can carve out the time.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/508210/) - Hope you don't mind my tagging on here, but a 30 cal 3GH would be great. I shoot way more 308 than 300BO, but I'd settle for either to start with!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/508063/) - Crackerpacks: Many thanks for the reply. I don't have a Lyman Case Prep, but I will try with my Dremel tool.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/508054/) - The first thing I do with these primed cases is clean out the sealant and residual powder. I put a 9mm brass cleaning brush on my Lyman Case Prep Xpress and run the cases over it. It only takes a few seconds and the inside of the case is clean. It's an extra step to
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507951/) - I have loaded thousands of the 115g FMJ Rn from rmr with 5g of CFE p and an OAL of 1.100 with great results. Great accuracy from a CZ P10C with around 1100 fps. I am loading the 124g at an OAL of 1.160 and I may shorten them a little and see if the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507940/) - What load have you found with CFE-P and the 115 RN? I have been loading 5.0 gr and the 115's to OAL 1.160, which now I am thinking is a little too long, and I may try pushing them in to 1.135"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507931/) - I am using Hodgdon HP-38. Reloading 9mm with the RMR FMJ Truncated Cone Flat Point. Not easy to find load data for that bullet and powder. It would be nice to receive guidance for seating depth and HP-38 grains range. Thank you.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507496/) - I would love some 165's also.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507495/) - My experience with the 124 gr. 9mm Nukes has been very good. I think 10mm Nukes would be good. My 10mm carbine loves 200 gr bullets. I would start with 250.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507419/) - CFE223 Ladder from 25gr - 26.5gr. Max charge was my pick. Moved in .3gr at a time CCI 450 Primer LC 5.56 Nato Brass Annealed after every firing OAL: 2.245"-2.255", the meplate is a little inconsistent, as expected from open tip CBTO: 1.895", this was consistent across my loading Ring Crimped with Lee FCD Using
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507396/) - Thank you!!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507392/) - I load these to 1.125 and they feed in all my pistols Glocks, walthers, and sigs This is my go to bullet for idpa
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507238/) - .223rem LC Cases CCI BR2 primers 22.2gr IMR 4895 75gr RMR 3GH bullets COL 2.255 24in, 1-8 twist Wilson NM SS barrel. 10 shots at 100 yards with a 7/8in group (all touching) semi vertical string could be the shooter. Overall very impressed! IMR 4895 is not the ideal powder for this caliber or bullet
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/507083/) - The load information you found will be sufficient for starting loads. As for OAL look at some other load data using the correct bullet and see what they set the OAL at. This why I own multiple books to supplement the online data.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/506863/) - I have seated the 124HP RMR Bullet at 1.060 and never had a malfuntion. So far at that seating depth, the bullets functioned flawlessly through Canik Mete, Canik TP9SF, Springfield Hellcat, Sig P365, Sig M17, S&W SD9VE, and Taurus GX4.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/506862/) - 124HP RMR, COL 1.060, Springfield Hellcat 3.1" Barrel. 6.0 grains Ramshot Silouette 1151fps ES27 SD11. 5.9 grains Ramshot Silouette 1139fps ES19 SD7. 124HP RMR, COL 1.060, Upgraded Smith Wesson SD9VE 4.0" Barrel. 5.9 grains Ramshot Silhouette 1187fps ES22 SD8 124HP RMR, COL 1.060, Canik 4.5" barrel, 5.9 grains Ramshot Silhouette 1215fps 5.7 grains Ramshot Silhouette
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/506858/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/506530/) - I'm thinking of trying these in a Rossi R92 with a 20 inch barrel. Anyone have any guesses as to how they may perform?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/506516/) - Anyone use the 124 gr Nukes for reloading 357 Sig and 38 Super?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505597/) - We’ve never charged a card until it’s received. We charge cards at the time of purchase.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505596/) - We’ve never charged a card until it’s received. We charge cards at the time of purchase.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505595/) - do you understand this is a forum for reloading data?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505552/) - Just asking if this was still your policy. I am OK with that. Thank You.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505548/) - what does this have to do with a reloading database?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505521/) - I'm in! I also use lots of 165 grain for coyotes. Flat shooting and deadly. The 200 grain would be perfect for SD and deer.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505510/) - Here is another vote for the .40/10mm diameter version. Some of us still shoot .40 cal.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505491/) - I’ve loaded my batches of the 124 gr MPR Nukes to 1.060”, with 3.5gr of Hi-Skor 700x. Looking back at my chrono data, I was averaging 1008 ft/sec out of my PSA Dagger. This worked well out of my Taurus 3GC and Ruger PCC as well, but I don’t have the chrono data for that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505432/) - In case anyone is curious, we got enough complaints about the sharp edge that we've done away with it. We've tested the newer lots without the sharpened base and they seem to shoot just as well so if you are someone who doesn't like the sharp base then you should be happy.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505338/) - Interesting test. Other powders likely respond differently to changes in seating depth. If you do more testing along this line, maybe try a faster powder to compare. Bullet setback from chambering is a real concern and definitely something to keep an eye on. With expensive defensive ammo, when possible I chamber a round using a
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505336/) - I'm also curious if the sharp base is present on the 75's. I'm surprised it is still on the 69's because I thought I read somewhere that it had been smoothed out in later batches. My 69's from 5/2021 have it, and IMO it is a problem. I get considerably more runout from that edge
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505315/) - I'm using a 16" AR Performance barrel with a Wylde chamber. A friend and I have done a fair amount of testing with the 69 RMR bullets with TAC and X-terminator. My barrel shoots faster than most. You will likely need more powder than I use to get the same velocity. My rifle prefers 23.2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505290/) - I’m in the load development stage, my gun my not like 69 gr bullets? 55 gr shoot tighter in my gun. Need to play around though to find out. I was looking for some intel on the combo.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505234/) - New to 9mm game and purchased 124 Nuke and picked up HS-6. Looking for OAL.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505205/) - As Arley has stated, they may be a bit undersized. For what it's worth, my opinion is there are too many properly sized and heavily jacketed 454/460 designed bullets for you (us) to fool with .45 ACP projectiles at magnum velocities. Loading at such velocities will likely at the very least make getting a good
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505101/) - Nick, RMRs full metal jacket will withstand the pressures, but the bullet size is smaller than what is recommended for .460. A .45 ACP uses bullets that are .451 jacketed, and .452 cast bullets. A .460 uses a .452 bullet. Get a good reloading manual to help you out. Arley
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/505091/) - Why do you think the underwhelming grouping is related to the powder? How was your grouping before you used TAC? Was everything but the powder the same?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/504759/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/504337/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/504169/) - Follow up with the Rmr Nukes. I loaded up some for ladder loads with CFE powders. Data from Hornadys manual. Start load of 4.9 middle load 5.1, and max load of 5.3. Coal of 1.06. Shot 5 rnds each out of my sig p320 x compact, IWI Masada 4in bar. and 5 out of my
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/504151/) - Western powders included the Rmr bullet in their load data before hogdon took them over . If you can find it on line yet: 124 JHP accurate #5. Start 5.5 Max 6.1 COL 1.120 . Hogdon powder data does have rmr 124 jhp in their data also. Hope this helps
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503412/) - Replace your striker spring. I had the same issue in my G23, Gen3, and put in a new spring which solved the issue.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503384/) - Finally made it to the range to test the CFEPistol in .45 ACP with 230 gr RN (P) bullets. Firearm: 1911 style, 5" barrel. The results are as follows: Berry's 230 gr RN (P). Bullet Length 0.635" (average of 10 bullets). R-P Case, WLP, Lee Factory Crimp (light), Cartridge OAL 1.242". Temperature mid-60's. Statistics (Lab
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503363/) - That is great to hear because a Sunbie is what I will be using it for. I have read the article that you linked but still do not know where i can find the recommended C.O.A.L. for this bullet especially because it is much longer than a standard 110 38 bullet due to the cavity
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503344/) - https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/winchester-kinetic-he-snub-nose-38-test.795577/
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503343/) - Use Winchester SilverTip .38Spl STANDARD VELOCITY data. The HE is similar to the old SilverTip and is designed to expand to about 45 caliber within the FBI standard 12-18” at standard pressure. It will need the lower end Winchester JHP data for use in .357Mag. It’s a terrific bullet for snubbies, especially the older Detectives,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503294/) - Thank you Issac for the response. That was very helpful.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503291/) - The load recipe I decided to go with is as follows 5.2 gr of cfe pistol powder at a hair under max OAL I have to measure them again. I did experiment load in bunches of 5 rounds for each of the following 5.0gr of powder 5.2 for a middle charge and 5.5 was the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503290/) - These are designed to expand at a fairly good velocity in order to make 147g version of these nukes I'm sure they would have to make these bullets even softer if they decided to make 147g version in order to be able to expand properly.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503203/) - Sorry for the late reply but I was at my camp which has little connectivity. You just described by what I meant when I earlier posted about "suitability" of the Winchester 180 gr for use in 10mm- will it hold together and be effective? What I didn't describe, and you hit on, was a combination
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/503181/) - I load mine down to 1.05. I had cz p10 f's and p10c that wanted lower seating depts for reliable use. I also tested them with chrono and found i get more consistent velocity at 1.05 seating depth vs. 1.08 out of a cz shadow 2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502878/) - Happy to provide what help I can. You may also want to check on the Glock forum. (www.glocktalk.com) since you are loading for a G20. Used to have one but only have the G29 and G40 now. (Plus a 1911). When loading for bullets I can’t locate data on, I look around at multiple sources
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502817/) - I just purchased the second edition of Modern Reloading by Richard Lee (revised in 2021) I don't think Lee does their own testing, but rather compiles load data from several different sources. This manual includes many loads for a 146 Grain Jacketed Bullet in .38 spl, .38spl+p and .357 magnum. It does not specify the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502733/) - Thanks for the first post and reply! I've no idea how to upload photos on any website. and wish I could as it would certainly be helpful. I'm totally new to 10mm although a 50 year reloader so was looking for wisdom from those that do load 10mm. I wasn't totally certain if most FMJ
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502727/) - Photos would help if they can be posted here. I didn't order any, but I have ordered and used quite a few pulled or blem bullets (many of which aren't available as reloading components). What are your "requirements" for suitability in the 10mm? I haven't found a projo yet (save most lead or some plated
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502590/) - I would give that a try!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502589/) - Show me interested!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502426/) - following is a small excerpt from an article published by Shooting Times. I don't know the date of print, but if you search "shooting times article 9mm carbine loads" it will pop up. Its an eye opener regarding how dangerous playing with C.O.A.L. is and paying attention not just to bullet weight but the manufacturer
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502298/) - I'd stock RMR .45 230 gr nukes deep- bring them on!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502240/) - I agree!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502023/) - Yes, yes, YES. This would be an AWESOME addition!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/502021/) - That would be AWESOME!!!!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501888/) - The guys at RMR are making some good bullets. My results were pretty close to yours . Shooters World Precision Rifle powder is very close to Varget. I got better accuracy with it but more speed with CFE223. I just got a 8 # jug of Shooters world Match Rifle, hasn't been available for about
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501743/) - At 1.085 COAL, quickload puts the pressure at 29,601 PSI using 124gr Hornady XTP and 5.8grains Power Pistol.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501690/) - I haven't yet purchased any of the 147 grain smiley bullets because Lyman's 50th is the only load data I can find for anything close to a 147 grain fmj bullet. Their data is for a .357 magnum load using a 145 grain Winchester Jacketed Silvertip with 8 different powders. I have no idea how
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501688/) - Thanks for the post Rollis. I have not purchased any the smiley bullets yet. Mostly because the Lyman 50th data you referenced was the only source of load data I could find for anything close to a 147 fmj bullet. I appreciate you filling us in on your experience with these Smiley bullets and Alliant
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501655/) - I have been loading 115gr JRN over 4.0gr Tightgroup for several months now with great success with an COL of 1.100. Decided to increase powder charge to 4.1gr for increased FPS on my last 100rds but haven't shot them yet to see the difference if any on accuracy. With the latest ammo shortage scare, I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501540/) - Lyman data suggested start 23.4 grain of varget and 26 gr max at 2.26" col for similar bullet (69 gr sierra) my load 24.7 gr Varget, col 2.255" , LC brass , rem 7-1/2 primer , no crimp , 1/4 group at 100 yards, Vel 2720 or 25.0 gr of CFE223 col 2.255" , Frontier
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501533/) - Thats good to know. Does anybody know if the new run of 75's is of this "rebated" design as well?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/501291/) - 5.0gr @ 1.080 is my standard load..
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500993/) - Glad it helped! I really like these along with the great service from RMR. Will be my mainstay in the future. Jim
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500991/) - Thanks James ! That did the trick ! Fully reliable feeding now. Impressively accurate bullet !
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500701/) - I guess it would depend on the powder and differences in the charges as to whether it should be shooting a 1.5" moa group. You could have started right on a sweet spot node and only varied the load plus and minus by a little. As far as terminal performance, I too would be interested.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500690/) - these bullets are great.. .. Just starting load development for the .224 75gr 3gh… I have shot 2 velocity tests that grouped all shots with in 1.5moa… 20 rounds total… 10 rounds each test… each round with a different powder charge.. for me getting a 1.5moa group on a velocity test is awsome My velocity
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500603/) - 1.075 has been working well in my pc9 and camp 9. accurate and reliable. still a bit to long for some pistols working on that now. runs great and accurate in my g17 and p89... still working on a length for all makes and models.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500511/) - You didn't say what brand .45 bullet you're using. They vary in length and that can affect COL. I've been loading Berry's 230gr RN (P) which they spec at .638", which is reasonably close to the .635" the current batch I have measures in length and X-Treme 230 gr RN (P) which I've measured to
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500454/) - Thanks much for making this available here.. 😎
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500361/) - I've been loading CFE Pistol with 6.3-6.4 grains with COL of 1.230" using 230 grain hollow points. I've found the taper crimping die increases the bullet OAL from the seating die. I compare information from Sierra, Hornady, Speer and other manuals. Check that the rounds fit in your magazine and allows the weapon to go
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500358/) - I load the 135 GRN with 4.8 of VV N320. 133 PF CHrono. great accurate load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/500323/) - I am using mixed cases .740-.750 cci500 and 4.9grains of hp38 , 115grain nuke at 1.100 that leaves .163 of the base in the case. Is that enough? Some publications are 1.060 coal .It seems that different bullet manufacturers and styles length is all over the place. So I go by how much bullet is
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499741/) - This was super interesting! It also has me wanting to try some nukes. What is the average bullet length of a 124 grain nuke? Like you mentioned I’m curious to compare the actual seating depth inside the case of some of these.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499720/) - @Joe, glad all is well. Unfortunately, both I and a friend have both found ourselves in that situation. Based on my experience and your info, @Kirk is right...primer alone, no powder. Had that happen to one of my 10mm's in competition. Good luck and pay attention. Have my reloaders setup now so I can see
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499575/) - Thanks for the update. I hope never to have another squib load. :-) Scares the hell out of you.... For now being on SSI all reloading has come to a halt for the past 6 months.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499574/) - Try USPS, if it fits it ships. As far as I know UPS went woke and won't deliver gun stuff. Maybe they will follow going woke by going broke.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499572/) - Joe in Missouri ,"I am grateful that pistol primers did not drive the bullet far enough to chamber another round." Don't depend on that statement, I had an undetected squib in a P229. The result was pretty loud and I Sig said it cracked the frame. I will never know for certain but the best
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499437/) - I load 147gr FMJ's w 3.1gr, it shoots like a cap gun! Great for the ladies who don't like the hard snap.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499427/) - I think that the issue was not enough powder in the load to insure that the slide would cycle.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499424/) - ".....taking them up on their offer of repairing your damaged chronograph for 1/2 the cost of a new one...." The morons never would mention a cost of repair. I was less than impressed with this company. Who would send in a unit when they won't tell you what the cost of repair is? The fact
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499367/) - Don't take any load data at face value, particularly COL. Certainly the COL of your loads is important, but only you can determine the proper measurement for your barrel and bullet combination. Use the plunk test. If the listed COL is significantly different that the one that you determine works best for your ammo/gun, you
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499362/) - That's good advice. Use the plunk test. Also, just FYI, I load the same bullet to a COL of 1.08" so that it will plunk in all of my barrels. That's pretty short, I know, but I have some pretty short-throated pistols.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499361/) - Sorry that it's been over a year since you posted this. Did you get it resolved. Your issue sounds like an internal mechanical problem and not ammo related. Is it a stock trigger, or has it been modified in any way?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499360/) - I'm on my 3rd Competition Electronics chrono. The first one I purchased in 1988. Then one day about 7 or 8 years ago it just didn't work. I sent it back and they replaced it with a newer version for a minimal replacement fee. It worked fine, until my house fire 2 years ago. The
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499358/) - I don't own a case gauge. I use the plunk test, only. That said, your loads still should pass the gauge test. You said that you increased the crimp and still had the same problem? Well, I think that is your problem - too much crimp. It can cause a slight bulge just below the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499344/) - I had a Competition Electronics Pro Chrono that I used for 15 years or so, with no problems. I upgraded to their Blue Tooth capable DLX model about 18 months ago and gave my old one with the wired remote to my son. Both of them still work quite well, probably because when using them
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499276/) - The scam with the manufacturers is that if a bullet goes though it and does not kill it..... the manufacturer still will kill your warranty from that point forward. The entire chrony "warranty" is a huge scam. They CAN NOT tell if the bullet nicks or holes are actually the cause of the thing not
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499268/) - I have the same model chronograph. Actually, it's my 2nd. For some reason, the first one stopped working after a . 44 mag went through it!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499242/) - A little clarification if you don't mind. Currently everything works functionally with the pistol(s) but none of your finished cartridges fit in the L.E. Wilson Pistol Max Gage, correct? But prior to switching to 124 gr RMR RN you loaded 3500 115 gr RMR RN on a Dillon 550B that fit in the Pistol Max
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499139/) - There is a picture out of a pig shot by one, went thru both shoulders and exit wound was over 2 inches wide. Message Jake at sales@rmrbullets.com and have him send you a picture. I am running them @ 2780 through a 20" 223 wylde barrel could get them a little faster but 2780 was
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/499124/) - these bullets are great.. .. Just starting load development for the .224 75gr 3gh... I have shot 2 velocity tests that grouped all shots with in 1.5moa... 20 rounds total... 10 rounds each test... each round with a different powder charge.. for me getting a 1.5moa group on a velocity test is awsome My velocity
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498895/) - Sorry for stirring such a big pot. I had been a RMR . I started to buy 9 mm plated bullets back in the 2015 -2016 time frame, or close to then. I still wear the T-Shirt that says " I survived the gun control panic of 2013" but I have had my wife add
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498802/) - RMR has never made plated bullets. We used to contract to have them made for us, but as was mentioned earlier the prices got to be too high and there was no longer a way for us to make any money with them. In most every way our FMJ are superior to the plated and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498801/) - It's very likely that your OAL is too long for it to want to case gauge in the Wilson gauge. I can't remember if that gauge has a step to represent leade/throat?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498794/) - Well I just ordered a Danial Defence MK12 with an 18” SS CHF barrel with a 1-7 twist. I bought this just so I can try out the new 75 grain bullet made by RMR ….. well it’s not the only reason. I am gonna order a few K of these soon
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498737/) - I was the same way. RMR was my go to for plated bullets in 9 mm (124 Gr) and 45 ACP (230 Gr), but after they moved, they quit making the plated and went to FMJ. I really miss their plated bullets, they were very accurate and a great price. My mail lady is happy
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498713/) - The RMR jacketed bullets have proved more accurate for me than the plated bullets you mentioned. FWIW, you might try coated bullets as a less expensive alternative - look at offerings from Bayou Bullets, SNS Casting, and Blue Bullets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498712/) - The Wilson case gages are great tools, but when I run into troubles or I'm loading for a major match, the barrel from the gun I'll be using becomes my case gage. ALMOST foolproof! My 9mm 1911 isn't real fussy, but my CZ Shadow 2 is. Understand that putting a hollow point or a flat
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498708/) - Using RMR 124 RN FMJ bullets in a 5" Colt Gold Cup Trophy No loads listed showed any primer flattening or other signs of excessive pressures. Unique - mixed brass, Win primers, 1.270 OAL 5.6 gr - 1176 fps 5.9 - 1215 6.2 - 1244 Accurate #5 - mixed brass, Win primers, 1.270 OAL 7.0
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498551/) - Sounds good, do you know what the speed is on them. I think I am running them pretty close to 3000 FPS . Haven't really tried to push them much harder I am already in the 556 load data. I am pretty impressed with the 69 and 75 grain bullets. I have had some health
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498546/) - I'm running that bullet through a 1x8 .223 Wylde Wilson 20" fluted heavy barrel and at 75 yards, which is my limit in my back yard, I'm getting dime sized groups of five with AA 2230 23.5 grains. This load with every other 68-69 grain bullet I've used has always been extremely accurate.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498104/) - Hornady Custom Grade dies, seating die has micro adjustment. I crimp lightly with Lee collet crimp. I ran some ladders, SDs and spreads were pretty low . If I remember correctly the SD at .2 grains below max was 4.8, that group was under 3/8". I am at work but I will try to get
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498102/) - More testing shows that neck tension definitely helps. I'm currently at 2.260 OAL and 24 grains of TAC. Next I am going to try 24.5 grains.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498041/) - Yes, it is on my batch as well. I'm currently working on load dev and will be shooting them tomorrow. My last test groups were 1.5" and .21" They seem to be sensitive to neck tension. The .21 group was with more tension.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498019/) - First off Thanks for the response: Nosler does seem like a close comparison to the rmr jhp. I just got in some of the 124 gr RmR nukes. Going to start with CFE powder first. I've got titegroup, ramshot Silhouette, hp-38, Acc #2 to play with. Seriously thinking of picking up some of the VihtaVuori
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498005/) - If they plunk test then you are fine. The throat on the Wilson gauge is probably shorter or tighter than your barrel, and interfering with the different "ogive" on the truncated bullet.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/498004/) - Kenneth- What are you using for dies and are you crimping?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/497623/) - A mild load compression is acceptable; and, at times may enhance round to round consistency. Another option is to use a charge drop funnel with an extension for extruded (stick) powders. It will decrease the air space between granules.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/497621/) - New to forums. I'm moving on from a .223 Savage bolt LRPV to the AR15 platform which I am trying something new. I used 22.8 gns of Varget in that bolt gun, 80gn Noslers, coal of 2.455 and it shot very well. Since the 80s are so long I'm going to the 69 grn in
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/497615/) - The barrel is 223 wylde. It is my first wylde barrel but I like it, seems to be real tolerant to different bullets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/497614/) - Tried to reply from email but didn't seem to work. I shot those in a 20 inch BCA 1 in 8 twist barrel. It is a pretty nice build not real fancy or expensive, MBA 1 LUTH stock on a stripped out Delton lower and a POF 3.5 # straight trigger. BCA uppers get bashed
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/497613/) - First time on forum. I have decided I pushed my 223 Savage LRPV accuracy as far as I can without modifications and decided to learn something new so traded that gun for an ar15 556 upper build , all new to me. So I'm curious as to what your shooting those 69s in?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/497561/) - Palmetto dagger s 9mm 4.5” barrel w/ vortex venom 3 moa dot. Rmr 124 fmj rn ( seconds) w/ 4.2 gr of vv n320 @ 1.131 produces 1071 fps ave and one ragged hole at 10 yds. Super clean and bullseye accurate! My other load of win 231 4.5 gr@ 1.130 with same bullet was
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496598/) - https://www.hodgdonreloading.com/reloading-data-center I haven’t used Silhouette yet, but I would use the data for the Nosler 115 gr JHP bullet, as it is similar to the RMR bullet. Start low and work up, watching for pressure signs.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496479/) - LOL I compressed 20 years of reloading experience into one year. It's a miracle I didn't screw up more than this. Thanks for the confirmation. You guys have been a lot of help. The only reason I am not reloading now is that the cost of raw materials for 223 has shot up to where
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496459/) - That is a pretty classic no powder description. The good news is that you avoided the double powder issue.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496385/) - I ordered the 115 grain JHP and using the Silhouette powder, I can not find any load data for them. I am new to loading and i do not want to make a bad mistake being new to it. Is there anywhere I can find this data, OAL, Charge Etc.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496350/) - colt m4 14.5" 5x prism optic bipod 100 degrees 46.6% humidity 24.6 Tac Avg 2717 ES 35 SD 17 5 shots 0.715 group @ 50 yards 24.8 Tac Avg 2754 ES 34 SD 15 5 shots 0.673" @ 50 yards
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496301/) - what kind of numbers did you get with this on crono
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/496135/) - I've been loading this bullet to 1.135 with absolutely no problems , UNTIL the day my daughter brought her new Springer EMP home . With factory ammo , no problems , with my reloaded ammo its as you described , a" jam-o-matic" . I figured out it is a tight chamber , so I bought
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/495247/) - Not really. I came across an interesting post while I was looking for some leads .... https://www.300blktalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=91582 Since I have some LT-32 that I don't know what to do with, this caught my eye. I have made some test loads off of it, but I have not had a chance to get out with the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494912/) - Check max COAL yourself in the pistols you will be using. Pistol throat lengths are all over the place, often even within a given model. Some are way long, while others are short. There are different methods to determine maximum COAL. Some use dummy rounds or pinch in the mouths of fired cases. I do
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494657/) - Wow, I'm surprised you are shooting 24.2 of N140 with the 90s. My go to bullet these days is the 80gr ELDm from Hornady and I'm getting 2,700 fps out of them with that same powder charge & LC cases. My barrel is a Bartlein 6.5 Transitional and it has a Wylde chamber. I don't
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494653/) - Also, one major thing I would add for shooting the 90’s from RMR is some lots are pretty consistent, but if you mix a few lots of say 500 there can be almost .5 grains +/- on a few bullets. If you are just plinking at 1000 it is what it is, BUT if you
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494645/) - My N140 load is 24.1-24.2 grains with the 90’s and they shoot amazing at 1000. Varget is was my go to, but with N140 I just bumped it up .1-.2 grains with no issues with pressure.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494644/) - Elevations are 29 Palms Marine Base, California = 2100 feet above see level Ben Avery shooting facility, Phoenix Arizona 1800 feet Boulder Rifle and pistol club, Boulder City NV = 2500 feet My elevation from a 200 yard zero is roughly 29-30 MOA
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494640/) - Oh that's good to know! What's your elevation where you were shooting them? We were going to be shooting 1K at sea level, so I was a little concerned. I ran the number through Applied Ballistics and they seemed to be right on the edge of supersonic. We are using N140 and getting about 2,630
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494637/) - They will carry enough speed to set off electronic ShotMarkers if you are getting 2675fps out of the muzzle. My 20" White Oak 1/7 twist with 24 grains of Varget are getting 2700fps muzzle and are good to go.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494636/) - We have had good luck with the 90s out of Wylde chambered 1/7 Service Rifles, but that was only shooting them at 600 yards. We had planned to go to a 1K match, but it got rained out. I would be cautious if you are shooting them on acoustic targets at 1K, as I'm not
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494635/) - Through my Ruger PC Carbine 16” barrel 124 grain RMR hollow point Match Winner OAL 1.140” Shots: 10 Average: 1075 ft/s SD: 28 ft/s Min: 1009 ft/s Max: 1118 ft/s Spread: 109 ft/s Power Factor Average: 133 Power Factor Low: 125 Power Factor High: 138 Weight: 124 gr.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494461/) - I use 1.25 for plated bullets 6.4 gr CFE pistol. I’ve found lower charges leave powder burns on outside of the case. Everything I’ve seen leads me to believe you need to be at upper end of load data.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494439/) - at least 165 (min for major) and yes its 9mm... im not trying to exceed like 174, thanks
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494265/) - I load to 1.125 in all my normal throat guns. I have loaded from 1.080-1.130 with 4.0 titegroup, 6.4 hs6, 5.5 be86, 5.8 be86,(sd /hd rounds), 4.2 sport pistol and 1.080 and 1.125 were the most accurate with all loads with 1.080 the best. I mostly load 5.5 be86 @1.125 but have recently acquired a
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494139/) - Is this for 9mm Major? What is the power factor value that you are trying to achieve?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/494129/) - no powder, the fact that you use a progressive press makes me believe that was most likely the cause
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/493833/) - I was running them in a 24 inch Anderson fluted bull 1:8 barrel. You need a longer barrel to get the best out of the Precision Rifle powder. I had good results with CFE223 in my shorter barrels. Pretty much all groups were MOA or better. They ran good in a 20 inch 223 Wylde
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/493830/) - When reloading a new to me bullet I'll find a similar bullet in my manual(s) and start a dummy at the book OAL. Make sure there is no flare left on the case and plunk test it. If necessary shorten the OAL .005" and repeat plunk test. I have had more problems with case gauges
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/493828/) - Thanks for the replies, all! I can't find any Shooters World powder locally so it looks like CFE 223 will be my next attempt. I'm trying Ramshot X-Terminator as well just for kicks.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/493603/) - I tried some at that for my Wifes G3c. Instant jam-o-matic. I had nothing but problems with my Max 9 and Ruger 95DC. I also just found a major problem from when I put my press together. The ram was rubbing up against the side of the shelf. Partly my fault and partly a design
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/493601/) - In case your still interested, I've been reloading RMR-FMJ's at a OAL of 1.10' and it functions in several pistols; HK VP9, Sigs 226, 229, 225, 938 and 1911's with reasonable accuracy. Hope this helps. David J.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/493504/) - Are these the Winchester OT that RMR had, I bought 1k and been looking for some load development for my 7.5 1:5 suppressed AR with no luck….. have you had a chance to develop yet?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/492919/) - Rifle is a 1:8 AR-15 with 18" barrel and rifle length gas system. Springco blue spring and JP bolt are the only modifications. 3x microprism optic was used for all shooting. Shots were from a bench, but without a formal benchrest or sandbags of any sort. I had a carpet-covered wood block on the front
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/492752/) - Well I want to thank all of you for your help and suggestions. I loaded up a batch this weekend, 4.3 gr. Win 231, 124 gr. MW, col. 1.075. I used the plunk test with a sharpie coated bullet. Seating bullet until it let no marks when chambered. Actually, col ended up being approx. 1.072.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/492548/) - The "plunk test" is a good idea to find your OAL. After that I sample test as I'm loading. I had great results with W231. 4.2grs was averaging 1065fps in my M&P 5" Pro, slightly higher in my Walther PPQ 5" Match, slightly lower in my 1911 5" Springfield RO. Sport Pistol is my GO
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/491010/) - I had great results with Shooters World Precision Rifle powder. Loaded in the 556 pressure range. Shot 9 shot groups, couldn't get 10th round in my 10 round magazine, all groups could be covered with a nickel. Speed averaged just over 2800. I didn't have much luck with TAC either. CFE223 did OK but not
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/489992/) - David makes a good point that every chamber is different so doing "plunk" test in Your gun is essential when working up loads and periodically along the way. I like to use a barrel with a little more support (KKM) in my G40MOS with warmer loads so I "Plunk" test Every round in that gun.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/489990/) - Your C.O.A.L will be determined by the chamber in your firearm. Seat until in "plunks" then seat it 0.002 deeper.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/489811/) - I seat to OAL of 1.087/1.088 using Sport Pistol with 124gr RMR matchmaker. & Fed 100 primers for 1100fps. Using Glock G17, G34, & G45.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/489798/) - I've just gotten back into reloading after a 10 year hiatus, and I'm having much the same issues with RMR 115 gr FMJ-RN. I'm seeing OAL's on charts from 1.10 to 1.30. I tried a recommended 1.120, and it turned my Wife's Taurus G3c into a hard jam-o-matic. I've been told if it plinks it's
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/488020/) - i have a Tarus G3c also.. i set my 124 jhp at 1.08 with 4.9gr of cfePistol. it works well.. i set them to 1.10 oal for everything else.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/487664/) - I agree! I started using RMR plated bullets back when they first started. I've shot thousands of their plated 9 mm and 45 ACP bullets and wish they would go back into the plating business again as the prices was among the best in the market. Now all I can get in plated are Berry's
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/486762/) - When I started reloading the RMR 124 gr JHP (Multi Use?) I compared them to Nosler 124 JHPs and they were physically very close (diameter and length). I used Nosler data quite successfully. I used the same data for my RMR Nukes.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/486437/) - Stan, when hand loading, patience is a virtue. You'll get it figured out. Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts. Just follow your published data and be fine. Best of luck, Dave
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/486410/) - CZ PO1 and Shadow 2. I am envious! I finally managed to get the loaded cases to almost go flush in the case gunge and did a plink test, and they seemed to feed in and slide out ok. With my reloading skills still developing, I don't feel up to reloading personal defense rounds yet
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/486407/) - Stan, I suggest using the barrel, in which you intend to shoot these loads, as a case gauge. I load 124gr Nukes at 1.15 for my G19. I have to load the same projectile at 1.06 for my CZ P01. My CZ Shadow 2 falls somewhere in the middle. Good luck, Dave
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485251/) - I don't recall the exact numbers but I know that the 124/WSF load made 125+ PF The 135/CD load I use in a 3-gun match where power factor is not considered. It just needs to be able to knock down some steel targets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485243/) - Again, I will have to revisit that as I do not or cannot find my notes about that particular load data. i will have to redo that test and see. Just from reading your loads that you listed, are they similar PF? I am thinking the 124 with wsf is going to be hotter and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485238/) - What was your Titegroup load? I'm only running 3.1 grains of Clay Dot behind a 135 polycoated and it is definitely softer than my target load of 5.0 WSF behind a 124HP. Be careful with the faster powders that you don't double charge :)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485227/) - While I understand that PF being the same that the heavier bullet would "feel" less in the hand, my question is the powder you recommended being way faster than the current choice. I plan on testing this out again as I do not have notes to refer to but I distinctly remember that loads with
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485215/) - I am not sure of the science behind it so I copied this from tigershark ballistics "An established fact is that at a given PF a heavier bullet going relatively slowly will produce less recoil (and muzzle rise) than a light bullet going faster. This is because the lighter bullet requires more powder and more
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485201/) - I currently build my 9mm rounds with 147 MW with 3.8 grains of unique set at 1.15 oal. this renders a load that is light to me but power factors out just under 125. I have heard of others using faster burning powder but this seemed a little snappier than the slower burn of unique.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/485192/) - I would lean toward a heavier bullet with a light powder charge, say 147 grain with Titegroup, WST, Clays, etc. There are a couple of female competitors that run a similar load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/484396/) - 3.6 gr of TG. 1.10 OAL. 4.6 inch Atlas barrel. I used a magneto speed chrono, eight inches off the barrel. Ten shot average 933 /PF 126 Very accurate
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/483648/) - Thanks Joe! I databased your load I somehow shot my crony and learned how poorly they are designed. Just the shock from a "nick" destroyed the LED on the unit. No warranty service even if it was not the hit that caused the failure.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/483491/) - My carry load is our 115 gr Nuke with 6.3 gr of Silhouette. I've shot the 124 Nukes with 6.1 gr with no ill effect. Both at 1.06 COL. These are +P loads, so approach with caution!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/483376/) - I used the Sierra 125gr JHP ( part# 8125) data when I developed my load with 124 gr RMR-MPR and later RMR Nuke. I don't have the actual sierra bullet but if you go the Blue Collar reloading website , it listed the 125 gr Sierra JHP OAL is .554", the RMR Nuke OAL is
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/483247/) - I loaded the 124 gr RMR-NUKE with Hp- 38, COL 1.040" for my Rami and Cz Ts2. Start load at 3.6 gr and work up to 4.0 gr . I did not chrono any of these load . recently and try with Vihta N320 col 1.040" start load 3.4 gr chrono 927 fps and worked
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482580/) - From what I have read the change was made to make a Jhp bullet that would expand at lower velocities for shorter barrel conceal carry pistols for SD.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482478/) - look at post wrong sorry see your lowest was 1.060 needed information for 1.040 Reggie
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482468/) - what powder did you use for your 1.030 oal loads Reggie
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482459/) - Thank for your reply I need information on oal I have to set my aol at 1.040 to stay off lands need safe load to start with and what powder to use. is there other 124 hp bullets with similar profiles hornady xtp 124 is ,026 higher than RMR nuke thank you Reggie
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482425/) - FWIW, I seat the “pre-nuke” RMR 124 gr MPR to 1.075” to be able to plunk and spin in my CZ P-09. I run them at the same OAL for my Glock 48, although I could probably seat them longer in the Glock.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482424/) - Got out today with the 124 gr RMR MPR JHP bullet loaded in front of 4.0 gr Titegroup, CCI-500 primer in a Federal case. About 60 degrees, results: Glock 48 average velocity 1,072 fps 5 shots CZ P-09 average velocity 1,096 fps 5 shots Same bullet, primer and case with 5.7 gr Power Pistol Glock
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/482303/) - I have a Taurus G3C 9mm looking for anyone loading RMR MPR HP 124 gr the min coal is 1.040 in my chamber have not shot with this coal looking for maybe trying some 700x or unique any help with this would be appreciated thank you Reggie reggiewallace42@gmail.com
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/481570/) - Finally ready to go. The OAL of both the 140 and 158 is 1..590. I see no reason to not use the same even though different bullets. Wrong?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/481102/) - Dillon has similar. I have heard both positive and negative about using one. You seem sold. Thanks for the reminder.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/481094/) - Love my Hornady Powder Cop Die. It has saved me a few times from seating a bullet over a light charge.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480828/) - Thanks for that feedback I am grateful that pistol primers did not drive the bullet far enough to chamber another round. My Dillon 1050 is mounted so high up that I have a hard time eyeballing cases. I have to stand on my tip toes. Thinking about something soft to stand on to raise me
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480719/) - C'MON MAN !!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480372/) - And still hard to find, unless you don’t mind paying over $100 per thousand online including hazmat and shipping. Sportsman’s Warehouse has decent prices when they get them (a rare event), and limits purchases to two sleeves (200) per person per day. Maybe by 2024 they might become available locally for less than $100 and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480363/) - While I haven’t chronographed your exact load, I have run the 124 gr MPHP (pre nuke) out of a new Glock 48 with 3.6 gr of Titegroup and S&B SPP. They clocked an average of 949 fps with a Sd of 10. According to Glock, my barrel is 4.17” long. I suspect a 4.0 gr
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480067/) - Thanks that was one of my sources for my start point.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480065/) - Head over to the Hodgdon reloading data center. I selected 357, then checked the boxes for Ramshot and Enforcer in the selections. I left the bullet selection blank. They don't show a 147 grain load with Enforcer but they do show a 140 and 158 grain load. 140 grain- Starting load is 14.4 grains Enforcer,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480063/) - Sorry I should have been more clear. 357 magnum. Thanks.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/480061/) - Are you asking about 357 Sig or 357 Magnum?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/479615/) - I did , on purpose . Load a 30-30 Win, using a 150 gr bullet , with NO powder . Fired in a Marline 336 rifle just to see what would happen . Bullet went approx 8 to 10 inches into the barrel via primer energy only . Bullet had to be driven back out
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/479241/) - Cool story Bro
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/479239/) - 10 inch plate = insanely accurate??? I'd be looking for about 1.5 inch groups at 25 yards.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/479038/) - Settled on vv n 320 4.1 grains 1.07 oal. Shot great out of my 365 xl and x5. Time to order another thousand! Very impressed with a bullet at this price point that shoots so well.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/478534/) - Thanks for the response! I was shooting from my range's Lead Sled and I double checked that my optic was torqued correctly and that I wasn't jerking the trigger. I was using Norma .223 brass trimmed to 1.750", bullets seated to 2.260" (1.905" using a bullet comparator), and CCI small rifle magnum primers (all I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/478521/) - Hi - I am seeing sub-moa 5 shot groups at 100 yards with the 75BTHP, using CFE223. That was with 24.8 grns of powder. I My lab radar chrono is showing FPS around 2700. I am going to load up a few more and trend it up to 2800 fps to see where the nodes
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/478237/) - I think I figured this one out with the help of Competition Electronics. I missed the very slight hit on the front of the chrony. I seems that the LED's in these things are very fragile, and it broke from the vibrations. VERY disappointed to learn that this is not designed to come apart for
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/478089/) - I hate to think I f'ed up that badly.... But defiantly a possibility. It sounds better than my explanation. Thanks Kirk
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/478084/) - Sorry I did not get most of these replies but was subscribed. Got it fixed.... Pretty dumb but it was a lead bullet stuck in the the die and I thought that was the way it was made. Having better eyesight would have helped a lot, but after looking at it 10 times or more,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/478082/) - The primer is fine. It ignited but someone forgot to add the powder when making the load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/476766/) - If you are using a combo seater/crimper, back the seating stem out more or remove it. If your crimp die was set for WAY too much crimp maybe it was contacting the full diameter portion of the bullets and seating them deeper. I don't know if that's possible - maybe. Is something stuck inside the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/475962/) - 1.1 with 4.0gr Zip
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/475804/) - FOR SOME REASON I CAN NOT NOW EDIT THE ABOVE POST! IT'S A REALLY A BAD THING TO HAVE SUCH A SHORT TIME FOR EDITING..... THIS SHOULD BE FIXED ASAP IMHO. **** I would like to ask if anyone else is loading these with 6g of Silouette and if so what range of OAL's that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/473055/) - Today, I ran a ladder load test on the RMR 69g 3GH. OAL =2.250" Primers = 450CCI Power = TAC Brass = military mixed AR15 PSA 16" Upper on a PSA lower Conditions were sunny. and mid 50's temps. I started out with 24.3gr and went to 25.0 gr in .1 increments of 5-shots each.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/471910/) - Something wrong with those numbers in the first post. Average velocity appears to be higher than the maximum velocity. I've been loading 5.0 g of WSF at 1.106 OAL for IDPA. Shot a Tier 4 match recently and they chronographed at almost 1100 fps. Needless to say I'm going to try backing off a bit
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/471687/) - Oh and no signs of pressure either
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/471685/) - Hello! I've loaded afew 1000 of these and have put them thru numerous tools from p80s to caniks and run smoothly. Tite group 4.4grs Random brass Cci#400 I know I know buts works for me not telling anyone to follow my recipe. Oal 1.075 Chrono at 1050
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/471408/) - I’ve been doing extensive testing on the new 124 nuke jhp. Proper oal/ seating depth seems to be the question everyone asks due to no published data for these projectiles. As mentioned in posts above, Nosler 124 jhp is nearly identical, RMR @.542” and Nosler @.545”, so that is a .003 difference between the two.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/470022/) - I would say a huge percentage of the customers who buy the nukes are buying them to shoot in .38 super open division.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/470020/) - The RMR 75 is about .355
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/470018/) - Well, if only it were as simple as just thinking about it. I really wish it was something that was easy to do but the machinery required to do it isn't cheap, small, or fast. Basically, if you have the money and the machinery to make that bullet you wouldn't waste it on making a
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/470017/) - We are working on a machine conversion to do a 135. It may be possible to do a 147 but we aren't sure we can draw the jacket long enough in that machine.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/469971/) - VERY much looking forward to future offerings in 45 and 10mm/40!! Voting for 230 grain 45’s and 200 grain 10mm 180 grain 40/10mm would be fine as well.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/467827/) - Yes, I'd like to know what the difference is between the old MPR and the current JHP-nukes. Any differences in seating depth? Why was a change made? I have a good supply of the old MPR but want to order some of the new.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/467448/) - To get the cob out I was just gonna try wet tumbling the bullets, no media first and see how that works.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/467112/) - Reading this thread piqued my interest in this load. The thought of a 9mm round that shoots slightly stiffer then a 22 seemed like an impossible feat. with that being said, I'll be the first to admit i haven't tried many different loads, and I certainly have never deviated from anything other than published loads,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/465195/) - Ive bought several of these, loading for a 16" heavy barrel ar 15. Im trying several different powders, the tac posted here is past the max in the ramshot book. But yall are saying it 24.6 im reading. Ill load up 10 with tac. Im going on to 2520 I see some data again on
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463558/) - I’d love a 180gr .401” hollowpoint that worked at 10mm velocities. A 200gr would acceptable too…
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463540/) - Also Brian Litz from Berger bullets has tested the 75gr hornady bthp and he got a bc of .355
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463538/) - @texasrebel 75gr rmr is .952 75gr hornady bthp .982
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463396/) - If you have any of these left could you please tell me the length of the projectile? Are these the same length as the hornady 75 gr BTHP's?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463369/) - Although I have one, I never bothered to chrono them. The clubs I shoot at don’t require your loads to conform to any specific power factor. I kept tinkering until I found a load with a minimum recoil that would still cycle the gun. The chamber in my CZ is short so that’s why the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463367/) - Tested some on water jugs a coupla days ago. Outside of jacket separation, which is no surprise in that medium with anything not bonded, it looked pretty much like the pics here. This is the thread with info and pics. https://carolinafirearmsforum.com/index.php?threads/rmr-9mm-124gr-mpr-nuke.126404/
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463290/) - Thanks! What kind of velocity are you getting?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463246/) - Thanks for that info Jack, that's good to hear. I'm finally low enough on my old stock and re-ordered some new. I was curious if the profile had changed any. Doesn't sound like it has as I am seating them now at 1.07 for my CZ Shadow 2 Orange.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/463244/) - I do. But I use them for my CZ Shadow 2 Orange that has been modified spring wise to shoot soft loads to help mitigate recoil. I load them over 3.5 grains of N320 and seat them at 1.07 OAL. They shoot a little stiffer than a 5" .22 LR 1911, accuracy is incredible and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/462853/) - As long as it within SAAMI spec, why worry about it?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/461023/) - LOL Thanks for the story Bob. That makes it much more clear. Thanks for the idea of sizing on a single stage or alternatively running only the bad the finished rounds through the bulge buster. One other idea I have heard, is to make sure they you crank the 9mm sizing die down as tight
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460984/) - LOL Thanks for the story Bob. That makes it much more clear. FWIW I have bulk once shot brass from armorally.com and most of them actually drop into the case gauge and only a few don't drop in easily. I then took my G26 barrel and tested a few and most of them dropped right
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460909/) - There's the rub, I still use a single stage press! Much easier for me. No, you can't check an un-sized case easily/quickly for a bulge. An un-sized case won't ever seat in a case gauge. Yes, I have my air gun hose down beside me to regularly blow debris from the case gauge and press.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460894/) - "...After I size my clean, de-primed brass, I drop it in my Wilson case gauge. It should fall in flush, no pushing and then turn it over and drop out on it’s own.... " That info helps thanks. I am running a progressive press, which means that I am spoiled as hell as to the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460887/) - You are correct about Lee not supporting or advising using the bulge buster on 9mm due to the case rim and slight taper. They used to not advise against it, but now do. However, using the bulge buster with the 9x18mm (Makarov) die, it will work. You force the case up thru the die which
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460701/) - That sounds awesome. Can't wait.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460699/) - UPDATE since I can not edit the previous post.... I am being told to use a "LEE PRECISION 90807, Carbide Factory Crimp Die, 9x18mm" Not a buldge buster? Still a bit confused as how to deal with this if I have a lot of bulged cases. Thanks
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460694/) - Thank you guys. I just saw your posts today. 11-21-22 I am a bit confused as to if a Wilcox 9mm case gauge will reject a case with a Glock bulge? If this ever happens again with a loaded round I would like to verify any physical dimensions that are off and may have caused
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460692/) - Yeah, this is often caused by a bulged casing near the rim. It happens when someone shoots a hot load through an unsupported chamber. Usually you can fix it by making sure your sizing die has a little cam over but sometimes that isn't enough. A bulge buster will fix it but it adds another
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460688/) - Yeah. A HP in .45 and .40 are on the agenda for next year.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460321/) - Hodgdon has data for Winchester 231 and a 71 grain bullet. 2.1 to 2.3 grains. Since you are using a lighter bullet, that should give a good starting point.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/460226/) - I also would love to see the .451 Nuke in 200 or even 230 grains. Also a 10mm 200 grain Nuke would be legit.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459910/) - I will say out of a 20” White Oak Service Rifle upper with 1/7 twist Krieger barrel I am getting 3/4-1/2 MOA with 23.8-24 grains of IMR4064 23.5-23.7 grains of IMR8208 24.4 Vihtavuori N140 24.4-24.6 Varget
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459813/) - This bullet shoot's very well if loaded right. It's right there with the 69G. Sierra. And the same thing with the RMR 55G.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459178/) - If you have Speer in these Cal's, Great. But most of everything I see is in Hornady. I'm not a real good fan of Hornady when I know there are better things out there. I loved the way the .223 55G, and the 69G came up.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459105/) - Much appreciated. Thanks!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459096/) - I have not had a chance to try the 75 3GH but Hornady uses a .395 G1 BC for their 75 BTHP. That's where I would start. Remember that posted BCs are an average because velocity affects BC. A lower velocity will yield a lower BC.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459091/) - Hello, yes it’s the G1, I won’t be able to test the 75’s at 600 until next year. Winter is definitely here in Alaska.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459089/) - Terrific! Thanks for the timely reply. By chance any reliable BC info on the 75gn 3GH?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459074/) - @augied16 Yes, that is a G1 BC. I used .169 G7 when I was shooting the 69 RMR.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/459061/) - John, amateur question I’m sure, but is that a G1, or G7? I’m guessing G1 but since this is the first time in my life I’m considering BC, who knows. Thanks!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/458931/) - FWIW I did a plunk test for set up today using a CZ75 barrel. Got down to 1.080 before I got free spin. These are fat lil buggers..
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/458661/) - It would also be nice to get a 6mm FMJ. About a 85Grain. 130 - 140 Grain for the 7mm-08. and or a 100 - 123 for the 6.5 Grendel. These rounds are what shoots best in these rifles. I have your 55 Gr. FMJ and they are great shooters. Both Sierra, Speer, and Barns
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/458146/) - I'm with you on both. A nice HP or Soft point similar to the Speer Gold Dot rifle bullets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/458070/) - And I forgot about the 6mm for my 243!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/457525/) - I always use QuickLoad software to validate my loads after doing published research and then backing it up with velocity measurements. Some of those loads at a COAL of 1.110 inch calculate much higher pressures than the +P spec of 38,500psi max. At a "standard" COAL of 1.169 they calculate out at +P max pressure
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/457360/) - @guszanini2 Thanks for posting. I have been loading the 124 gr MW with 4.2 gr then 3.9 gr. Just loaded a few @ 3.8. Using 1.09 on length and WSP. Was hoping they would work OK. Looks like I should be good. I was looking for a "soft shot" to use perforating paper. Like you
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/457357/) - @guszanini2 Thanks for posting. I have been loading the 124 gr MW with 4.2 gr then 3.9 gr. Just loaded a few @ 3.8. Was hooping they would work OK. Looks like I should be good. I was looking for a "soft shot" to use perforating paper. Like you wanted to get back on target
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/457149/) - Has anyone used these for 300 blk out for plinking? If so, I have h110 powder. Let me know what data loads would work. Thank you.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/456873/) - Yes, a .223 Remington uses the same bullets as a 22-250 Remington. .224 is the correct diameter for either. You just need to be careful of the twist rate. Most 22-250 barrels have a slow twist and will not stabilize the 60 grain or heavier bullets due to their length.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/454253/) - Labradar, 3 rounds data, I haven't do further 5 rounds test because I want to switch to another powder. 16.5 AR FN barrel cfe 223 sd avg moa 24.2 9.018499506 2592.333333 1.4 24.4 13.61371857 2586.333333 1.45 24.6 33.23401872 2625.5 1.27 24.8 0.7071067812 2660.5 1.33 25 11.67618659 2654.333333 1.07 25.2 55.4887376 2669 0.63 25.4 46.0904907 2692.333333
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/454210/) - I would like to see some 105 grain 6mm's on the menu. They are really hard to find right now from the competition.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/453304/) - I used a bc .335 when I shot the 69’s out to 600yds at a nra xtc match. The .335 bc held true for me.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/452718/) - Never mind.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/452542/) - I have a question about these bullets. Will they expand or act like a FMJ? I ask for hunting purposes. Has there been any ballistic gel tests? Appreciate any information on this.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/452255/) - On using .355" diameter bullets for this cartridge I wasn't satisfied with the cases grip on the slightly undersized bullet. I contacted Lee and was asked how much tighter did I desire it to be? I gave them the ID of a few cases sized using a standard .38 Super die. He told me that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/450965/) - I was able to chrono a batch of these today. I used Titegroup as well. Titegroup 3.6 gr. 1.100 OAL 985 fps avg Power factor approx. 133 Shot out of a Sig P320 X5 Legion. They shot great. Very accurate. I will probably try a few loads lighter now too though.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/450302/) - With reported groups in the 1/2 MOA range, the corn cob in the tip isn't hurting accuracy much. Since seating dies engage bullets on the ogive, I don't see how seating depth would be affected.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/450281/) - Not sure what kind of load you are looking for but I just started using these for idpa. To make 125 power factor I am using Titegroup @ 3.4 grains. Getting 934fps average in a walther pdp 4” Makes a power factor of 127 Nice soft shooting low recoil I’m sure you could push them
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/450217/) - Lol! That was a very long explanation on asking to include COAL. I only load pistol myself, and only use Vihtavuori powders and RMR bullets. My press is a Dillon XL750. For 9mm, I haven’t used the 124 gr. match winners as you mentioned. But….I have an amazing recipe for Vihtavuori N340 with the 115
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/450037/) - If the ballistic coefficients are close to Sierra Matchkings 223, then the price of the RMR 3GH might be worth s try. I looked online and the SMK 69 grains and 75 grains are well over $100 plus for a box of 500.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/449489/) - Weight sorting seconds is usually a must to mitigate overweight or underweight bullets from causing fliers.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/449487/) - 75 gr RMR 3GH LOT 2 I plan to get data on paper for a G7 estimate on the 75 gr when time allows. 16″ 1:7 twist medium contour barrel AR-15, 5.56x45mm NATO chamber, suppressed Load: (work up, be safe, etc.) LC 09 brass (1x fired, FL size, chamfer, debur, flash hole uniform; no annealing)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/449485/) - A load that worked well for me: Rifle: 16″ 1:7 twist medium contour barrel AR-15, 5.56x45mm NATO chamber Load: (work up, be safe, use at own risk, etc.) LC 09 brass CCI No. 41 primer 23.8 gr Ramshot TAC 2.255″ COAL RMR 75 gr 3GH (LOT 2) Avg Vel. 2,610 fps (10 shots) 32 fps
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/449476/) - Feedback for RMR: 75 gr RMR 3GH LOT 2 Weights 74.9 gr +/- 0.1 gr (about 15% are 74.8 gr and 2% 75.0 gr, with remaining 74.9 gr and 1 of 500 at 75.1 gr. (Sample size 500) I did not bother keeping these weight sorted for my habdloads, because I intend to bulk load
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/449011/) - I am not certain of the exact BC but out to 500 yards, the 69 RMR shot pretty close to 69 SMK data that I used in Strelok. The results were hard to say how accurate the load is but with a 16" AR, I was able to hit 100% on steel targets between 200-500
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/448274/) - I've only had experience with AR500. 3000+ FPS velocities will damage the steel. 62 grain green tip has the thin wire inside of it to assist in penetration through steel but I've seen 45 grain Vmax and 55 soft points do damage as well because the steel was close, ~50 yards Placing the steel face
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/445829/) - I have successfully loaded N320 with the 147 FN "Heavy Match" RMR bullet for subsonic loads to use with a suppressor. N320 is supposed to burn clean and best of all it is 100% burned according to Quickload calculations. I am trying to reduce the amount of filth that a suppressor inherently drives back into
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/445809/) - No experience with BR-5 but I have seen others compare it to Unique. 4.5-5.5 grains of Unique is a good window to work in depending on OAL.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/445734/) - I’m about to load some 135’s with Titegroup. I’ll let you know what I find out if you’re still wondering. I’m thinking 3.6 Gr. at 1.100 OAL will be good though.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/444468/) - I agree, I prefer to have all of the information, and coal is part of it, if I am going to try it.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/442357/) - Never mind, I’m thinking of 124 gr bullets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/442355/) - Any chronograph #’s for 4.4 gr Titegroup. The highest published amt. I’ve seen is 4.2. It would be nice to see a little higher velocity.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/441536/) - Thanks to all that have replied to my request. The Sig that I use is a Sig Sauer P226. Again thank you very much.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/441464/) - 357 Sig w/ 124 RMR FMJ FP (match winner) over Win AutoComp and Win Magnum Small Pistol Primers 1.14" COAL I like 7.8gr and 8.0gr of Win AutoComp. Both loads have low SD's. The 7.8gr seems to have a bit better accuracy. Always use a Lee Factory Crimp with a light to medium squeeze.....not just
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/441049/) - No experience with these yet. I have some of these on order and will report back when they arrive. My experience with other companies that sell blems is that the accuracy is not the same. Out of 10 shots you will get 1 or 2 small flyers. I typically run blems in my precision AR
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/438991/) - I just bought some of the 147gn magtech bullets for 308 should I just follow 150gn load data? I've never loaded anything lower then 155gn for 308 so if anyone has good experience with this bullet or data it would be greatly appreciated thanks
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/438755/) - bfs_2a Thanks for the report... I have a " XD sub compact that I hadn't gotten to testing with the 5.4gr. loading so that gives me a idea of about where it would be. Appreciated. I have been trying to talk RMR into getting a denim / gel test done or a volunteer but so
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/438739/) - Thank you for posting this. I chrono'd this load today. Started with 5.2 Silhouette., then 5.4 and 5.5. The 5.2 load did strange things; not sure if the chronograph was glitching, but I tossed those results and moved on. These results were with a Sig P365 with a 3.1" barrel, 124 grain Nuke. Brass was
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/438130/) - I learned today that the Western Powder Reloading Guide 8.0 actually has some 9mm data for RMR bullets. The load data isn't searchable for word terms, but in my limited scan of of the data I did see some loads using the 115 gr FMJ, 124 gr JHP (I assume that is the MPR), and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/436538/) - For the 230gr FMJRN I’ve been using 4.5gr of SW Clean Shot @ 1.258”. 752 fps in a Colt Gov’t 1911
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/435793/) - Based on what I am seeing, I feel comfortable starting with the 124 gr Nuke with Remington spp and 3.7 gr of Ramshot Zip and OAL of 1.120. Should give a starting velocity of 900. If anyone sees a problem, please let me know. Thanks, Bob
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/435734/) - Robert, there are published loads for that bullet for ramshot true blue and accurate no. 5 in the manual. As for what bullets are 'close enough' I wouldn't want to venture a guess personally, but maybe someone else here would be able/willing to answer or venture a guess.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/435731/) - I am just getting ready to use my RMR 124g MPR (Nuke) with Ramshot Zip. Which bullet listed in the Western loading guide is a close comparison to the 124 Nuke.I find the Remington Golden Sabre, the Sierra HP and the Horady XTP. Are any of these a close match to the RMR?f Thanks in
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/435337/) - Good question. I am interested if anyone has the answer. I am down to my last couple thou of the MPR's and need to reorder soon.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/435325/) - Anyone got pics of these bullets in ballistic gel? Id like to see what they look like abd how well they expand. Ty
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/434708/) - It sounds like the case was bulged. If the COAL is fine and the round didn't chamber without bashing the back of the slide, the case was bulged. Be sure to check each case after you size them in a Wilson case gauge. If the empty case won't drop in flush with the gauge and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/434361/) - Thanks for the help evrybody.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/434230/) - I'm using 4.0 gr titegroup at 1.060 producing about 1100 out of a Glock 19 g4 and 1050 out of a hellcat. Lee has the load at 1.125 but that doesn't plunk in the hellcat, had to go short.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/433569/) - >Has anyone gotten good results with H335 or AA2230? I'm having good results with X-terminator, which shares load data with AA2230. I have 8lb of AA2230 that I plan to use next. From what I've read, X-terminator and AA2230 were different powders years ago (prior to 2007? - don't recall the year). Then, they became
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/433167/) - Remember that the length of a hollow point bullet is less than a full nose fmj bullet of the same grain weight. If you measured the COL or OAL of a factory hollow point, you'll normally find that the length of the cartridge is shorter than a standard fmj. A heavier bullet, however, will raise
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/433137/) - I set these things in to 1.100" which is the lowest COAL I've seen published for any 9mm and they will not chamber in half my Guns
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/432840/) - The bullet caliber mics at .355 and the bullet length mics at .511. The cartridge OAL that works for my P365 is 1.09 which is the recommended OAL in an old Lyman Handgun for Hornady JHP and works fine. I have gone down to 1.085, but then the fps raises enough where I know there
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/432825/) - I am a newbie to loading pistol rounds but I did manage to do a plunk and spin test on the round at an OAL of 1.100". It is definitely clear of the rifling and spins easily. I think the round did not have enough umph. (charge) is what caused the problem. A problem I
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/432818/) - Hogster98, I want to purchase some of those 9mm 115gr NUKES, but I'm looking for the the length of these rounds. I sometimes have trouble with bullets that have a more rounded shoulder preventing my PF-9 from going into battery, completely, but no problems with G19. If you could "mic" one of those I'd appreciate
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/432813/) - Joe, If I understand your post correctly, the slide did NOT go into battery, fully and the slide on your G26 was about 1/4 inch "open". If that's correct, you might check your Overall Length of the suspect round. It could be TOO long to allow that round to go into the chamber, preventing the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/432593/) - BERRY'S 124 grain HYBRID HOLLOW POINTS (plated) and Ramshot Silouette https://www.berrysmfg.com/product/bp-9mm-356-124gr-hhp (seems like this should be a separate thread but I don't see how to create one) Tried 5.5 of Silouette and the gun did not cycle correctly on the 3rd round and I got a round stuck in the chamber because the slide was
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/432554/) - I solved this by hitting the back of the slide to put the pistol into battery an fired the round. The slide then functioned and the brass ejected. Would love to figure out what was going on though... I should run some more rounds through with 5.5g of silhouette to see if this can be
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/431916/) - Thank you for the info. I will be shooting mine through a Rock Island (Gov. model) 1911 w/5 inch barrel. Just have to locate some Accurate No. 9 powder.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/431592/) - With H335 and the 69gr bullet I got very good results in my Rock River X-Series rifle. I did 10 round ladder testing with H335 and Varget. I recently got my hands on some 2230 but have not tested with it yet. You should try the H335 especially having it on hand.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/431562/) - I am not that experienced of a re-loader and the primary mistake I was making was not in recognizing the signs of an under powered load. I was blaming OAL when it was the 5gn charge of Silouette that caused failure to feed and failure to eject because the slide was not cycling all of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/431528/) - I also have a Gen 4 G26 and G19. I'm shooting the 9MM 124 GR. RMR FMJ TRUNCATED CONE FLAT POINT MATCHWINNER BULLETS. With these pistols the chamber will accept a MAX loaded round of 1.150". This is where the bullet is kissing the rifling. A round will cycle but not very smoothly. To get
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/431370/) - Range results were very favorable. Did a video of the results on Youtube... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAEHal8U6fY&lc=Ugxbv8q1hBUTs8SVBGF4AaABAg.9bEM4-zujhs9bEsQ4oPc1B
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/430807/) - Has anyone gotten good results with H335 or AA2230? Currently those are the only powders I can find locally.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/429489/) - I bought the same bullets and was told to use the load data for 200 grain and reduce it by .2 - .3 grains. So, I'm trying Accurate #9 from 10.5 grains to 12.3 grains. Testing them out tomorrow so will check back.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/429355/) - Heck yeah, that's what I was hoping to hear. I kind of suspected that was the case, seeing the old MPR and the newer Nuke. I was just hoping to hear an affirmative on that from someone who knows more than me on the topic before I rushed headlong into buying a couple of thousand
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/429353/) - The original and the nuke are nearly identical. Most of the changes were on the inside. You can use the same data for either one.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/429290/) - Have changed the load for 124g MPR hollow points for my G26 and G17: OAL of 1.120" 6.0g of Ramshot Silouette Which Ramshot lists as a +P load I am getting 1150 FPS with this load out of the G17 and 1050 FPS out of the G26 I am hesitant to put in enough powder
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428713/) - "I am looking for 1100 FPS out of the G26 if possible." According to Quickload that should be easy to do without going anywhere near max standard pressure. "Is there any reason to go shorter with the OAL as long as these are the only 2 guns that I will be shooting this ammo out
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428706/) - I finally found this part of the forum was amazed at the data, that I was looking for and needed. Thanks to all who contributed. I have a LOT to learn and with this info I think I can avoid most of the big pitfalls. Oh yea. I am shooting this ammo in a gen
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428562/) - Thanks much. I would be interested in your data. Jacob from RMR called and made some suggestions that got things working! :-) I went with an OAL of 1.120" and 5.5 gn of silhouette. Have not done extensive testing but this looks like it is going to work but not against tweaking it a bit
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428561/) - UPDATE: Jacob Wilcox called and solved the problem. I did not realize how little I knew...... He suggested a few causes: Limp wristing the gun. A stiff slide spring A funky magazine Too light of a load. He made me aware of the Ramshot load data at: https://ramshot.com/load-data/ I set the OAL to the same
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428551/) - As expected none of the 1.070" cartridges feed. It looks to me that it is impossible to use this bullet to make ammo for a 9mm Glock! Would have been really helpful to have ha a heads up before I got stuck with 6 thousand of them. Help if you have any ideas, I am
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428549/) - Again not allowed to edit the above post making things messy IMHO...... I went to an OAL of 1.070" and got a failure to extract on the first round: https://imgur.com/gallery/hfg4C0o
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428546/) - For some reason I can not edit the above post! This is going to make things messy.... I just wanted to add that I am using 5gn of silhouette. I also wanted to add a photo of the failure to feed at an OAL of 1.050" but it doesn't look like I can do that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428544/) - For some reason I can not edit the above post! This is going to make things messy.... I just wanted to add that I am using 5gn of silhouette.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428536/) - Thanks for the info. I stand corrected these are NOT the Nukes. They are: 9mm 124 Gr. RMR Jacketed Hollow Point (Multi Purpose Round) Bullets I went down to 1.050" and am still having issues with the 124g MPR in my Glock 26! I am starting a new thread since I can not edit the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428158/) - My standard load for 69gr. is 24.6 to 25 grains of TAC, Rem 7 1/2 primer, lake city cases... It is my across my various AR's standard load. Shoots sub half in some guns, (gas guns) . Used this combination for a number of years...it's very good. My preferred.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/428156/) - Maybe this will help...feeds well Sigs (various), Springfield XD, no flattened primers... Very similar to max Silhouette listed as noted : Tested the new : Nuke 124gr. JHP with 5.4gr. of Ramshot Silhouette, Winchester sp primers, Winchester cases, cartridge oal: 1.065 Chrono data yielded average velocity of 1118 with Extreme spread of 17 and standard
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/427772/) - Based on the description of the item on the website, 1000-1100 FPS seems to be a good window to stay in.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/427615/) - As one of the earlier posts mentioned, the "Fat Ogive" is an issue with this bullet. My EGW 50-round case gauge block will "Fail" any rounds that have an O.A.L. greater than 1.055". (EGW gauge blocks tend to imitate chambers with essentially NO lead into the rifling.) When I use the barrel from my SIG
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/427157/) - ** Edit *** Found what I was looking for. We should be targeting 1100 FPS. Has anyone chronoed their Unique Powder loads?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/427152/) - Has anyone independently tested expansion with their loads? Just wondering how much FPS I should shoot for (no pun intended) to get reliable expansion.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/427063/) - Hi Jake. I just bought and received 1k of your 69g BTHPs and am getting to start working up a load. I built a clone MK12, with an 18” FN barrel. I’m planning a MK262 clone, but will use your 69s instead of the sierra match 77s. I found your post from 2021, in which
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/427040/) - Hi Kelly, Congratulations on the new carbine! I'm going go try to give you the information I have. I have loaded these bullets with 2 different powders. I mostly use H110/W296 for my carbine loads. Right now I am loading 14.9g of H110 with mixed commercial and military brass Cci 400 1.670 coal Velocity should
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/426476/) - I've been using Bullet: 9mm 124gr fmjrn Powder: 4.5gr Winchester 231 o.a.l: 1.135 Primer: Winchester SPP getting very good groups with this at 15 yards 4.5 in barrel. I haven't stepped up to 5gr of powder yet.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/426280/) - I've loaded quite a few of the 124 gr RMR MPR in 9mm, and I generate data from QuickLoad using the Sierra 125 gr 8125. It is about the same length as the MPR and has a profile that doesn't accommodate long OALs in most firearms. All my barrels will plunk the MPR at 1.075",
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424475/) - 147gr RMR FMJ 43.5grs Ramshot TAC Win LR primers Lake City brass, (trimmed to 2.005”) Average Muzzle Velocity = 2750 fps (great ejection out of my M1A - all brass in a pile at 2 o’clock a couple feet from the rifle)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424473/) - Since they feed fine in the G17 and not the G26, the first thing I’d look at is the magazine spring. They wear out and when they get weak, they do not shove the stack of cartridges up fast enough for the pick-up rail on the slide to feed them. Trying a different, preferably newer,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424471/) - That W244 load is way under max. I usually load 4.5grs, and it is not max. I do run a longer OAL than you are however. That CFE Pistol load is “book max” per Hodgdon, at 33,000psi; however, 9mm max is typically 34,000 to 36,000 psi, and +P is 38,000, so there is room there.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424461/) - I would think you are unnecessarily limiting yourself and your troubleshooting; only one magazine, only one manual? Have you tried contacting RMR? I have and gotten good data quickly (looking for data on velocity requirements for Multi use bullets.).
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424424/) - Good morning! I was wondering the same thing and I found a few people on here using titegroup at 4.4grs with an o.a.l. od 1.075 hooe this helps
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424416/) - I purposely used the same magazine in all of my testing. I trust the Lee data and it's the only manual I use. Would be nice if the manufacturer would offer more guidance I have a hell of a lot of other things I would rather spend my time figuring out. :-P
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424369/) - Does anyone have a good load for the rmr 115 jhp with titegroup, power pistol or cfe pistol? And a good oal
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424367/) - My first RMR `124 JHPs looked very similar to Nosler bullets. IIRC I measured same length, weight and profile so I used Nosler data. And like "Reloading 101" says, begin with starting loads and work up... I have not found an "exact match", load data specifically for the RMR bullets and I don't know if
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424359/) - A couple thoughts; Have you tried different magazines? When I started reloading the Multi Use 124 JHPs I noticed a close resemblance to Nosler bullets so I began with Nosler data. The Lee manual is just OK, but it's the last manual I look at for data. For RMR bullets I use my Nosler manual
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424335/) - Thanks SC I may go to the "starting" load in the Lee reloading manual when I shorten the length.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424224/) - The magic is where the cartridge leaves the magazine feedlips as the bullet is making it's way up the feedramp. It sounds like you might be too long but be careful of seating depth, it can raise pressure. Not as much with a slower powder like Silhouette but should still be considered. You may need
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424215/) - Learning as I go..... I got the idea to measure the factory made "law enforcement" HP's that I bought 10 years ago and they measure out at an OAL of 1.1.20" ( Mine are at 1.1.55" - 1.1.160" and not feeding) Using the 2nd edition of Modern Reloading by Richard Lee They list a min
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424157/) - And I am unsure as to what category that you mentioned that this picture shows. Is this a photo the result of the cartridge not being caught by the slide quickly enough OR Is this a problem with the chambering? OAL related? My load says a minimum OAL of 1.145". I may try that today.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424155/) - Does the feed issue look like this or similar? https://modernserviceweapons.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/1911-failure.jpg I would play with OAL a little more.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424148/) - I probably need to go shoot some more an observe, but for now I will say the the cartridge is not being fed quickly enough for the slide to catch it. Not sure what not feeding up the ramp would look like. Thanks and hopefully I can make this work. I have 6k pills that
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424093/) - The load seems pretty warm. Does it seem like the cartridge is not being fed from the magazine quick enough for the slide to catch it? Or, is it not feeding up the ramp and getting hung in the chamber?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424091/) - mdi255 That's interesting...I didn't know Nosler listed data for RMR bullets... Unless you mean that you interpolate loads based on similar book (Nosler) data which means....it isn't book data for loading the RMR bullets... If you have data from Noslers book for the RMR bullets we would appreciate knowing that . Actually, I am probably
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424085/) - I can't edit above so: I also noted that some of the cartridges were tight in the case gauge at the rim end. (not sure why - perhaps I don't know how to crimp these correctly) I don't think that was an issue (at least it was not with the G17) and in the G26
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424068/) - I did 2 different loads: 5.5 gn of RS Silouette with an OAL of 1.160" ish --- crony at about 1000 FPS 5.0 gn of RS Siloutte with an OAL of 1.155" ish --- crony at about 900+ FPS both used CCI #500 small pistol primers.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/424053/) - What is your load data?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/423590/) - I'm a big fan of Silhouette when chasing velocity.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/423537/) - Just shooting them, last weekend was on a 5" steel diamond at 545 yards. The wind was interesting but the bullets performed.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/423201/) - Still pretty hard to find in Ms.....
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422786/) - And thank you for all of your input its guys like you that make my trying alot easier and I greatly appreciate that. Keep the rubber on the road my friend
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422784/) - Well sir I guess today is the day I move on with my life!! I just found the sweet spot I've been searching for and this morning I got the results I've been looking for. Im not trying to win any contest. Just some self gratification and hoping I didnt waste my money. I also
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422768/) - Good Morning to you as well. Funny thing. I have a Fatboy Motorcycle (Harley) with a license plate of MYFTBOY. FYI. Reloading and Marksmanship together are an Art and a Science. When I first started reloading, I just wanted to hear the gun go bang. Over the last 25yrs, I've studied enough material to get
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422747/) - Good morning sir!! My issue is accuracy I'm still very new to reloading and I have O.C.D. bad. Lol. All my brass is separated by brand and caliber 223/5.56. I really think its just a matter of fine tuning to make them work for me.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422740/) - Fatboy- What kind of issues are you having? Accuracy? Function? If you are not having success with 8208XBR or Varget, then you need to look at other variables. Check your powder drops to be sure that they are consistent. 8208 flows really well for me. Sort brass by headstamp. Do you put a crimp on
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422706/) - Has anyone come up with a way to get the corn out of the tip? I feel like its causing issues with seating and accuracy.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422693/) - For my 26” 1 in 12” twist bolt gun: Hornady 50 gr SPSX, 26.0 gr Ramshot TAC, CCI-400 shoots under 1/2” for 5 shots from a solid rest at 100 yards. Chronographs just over 3200 FPS (the rifle is over 14 years old, but still accurate) For AR’s Hornady 62 gr BTHP, 24.5 gr Ramshot
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422623/) - Not black...auto correct its BL-C2
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422621/) - Hello sir! I didd read this my only problem is I dont have any 748...lol I do have cfe223 and black which I haven't tried yet. Thanks for the post! As soon as I can get some 748 ill try it
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422613/) - I posted this earlier in the tread, but in case you didnt see it, here it is again. The go to load has been 25.70gr of Win 748 (from Ladder Testing), seated to 2.260, with CCI450 (needed to get 748 going). Cases are Lake City 16 sorted to 92.0-92.4gr. I shot several 10rd strings through
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422605/) - I bought 500 of these about 10days ago shipping was super fast (thanks for that)!!!! I've loaded up about 150 with 3 different powders and have had no success. My tools are a 16" Areo M4E1 1in 7tw. And a build with a 5.56 16" with a 1in 8tw. I've tried varget sw tactical imr8208
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/422525/) - I have a M4E1 Areo with a 1-7t I just worked up a load for it using SW Tactical 22.8gr CCI 41 Oal 2.235 sub moa 5 shot groups at 100yds.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/421100/) - A lower velocity option that is good for practice ammo on steel. Very rapid follow up shots. 3.8g HP-38 COAL 1.090” Avg MV 900fps Power Factor 111 Taurus 1911/9 4” barrel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/420722/) - Hodgdon has good info on it in their reloading center.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/420607/) - I've been using a load suggested by an Alliant rep on another website. Snappy and accurate with these bullets. 6.7 grains BE-86 COAL 1.265 Average 856 ft/s Springfield 5" 1911 I've also used WSF. 6.4 grains WSF COAL 1.255 Average 833 ft/s Springfield 5" 1911 I prefer the BE-86.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/420368/) - Ta hell wit me? d;^)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/419764/) - I won a thousand of these last year at the Parma high desert three gun competition and paired them with a cci small rifle magnum primer 24.5 grains of tac and once fired FC cases sized with a SB die and trimmed to length , I seated them to magazine length And taper crimped the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/419650/) - My 2 S&W Shield's nor my M&Pc liked smr primers. Had several ftf. But run through the wifes Shield EZ was flawless. Its hammer fired.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/419371/) - Hey folks.. Recently got in some of the .452/230gr FMJ's.. They look good and weigh out nicely. Just curious if there's a recommended bullet profile to use when searching load data. Thinking about using the Nos 230gr FMJ data on Hodgdon's site as a reference. Any other suggestions besides the usual disclaimers? Thanks.. d:^)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/417759/) - Anybody out there loading the 165 frangible in 10mm Auto?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/417166/) - I might be turning my load down a touch to 23.0 SMP735. The 23.5 shoots fine in my AR and match gun but primers are starting to crater and show signs of flatness in the Remington. I need to run some chrono tests to see how consistent the velocity is.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/416917/) - For subsonic I wanted a 100% burn and subsonic velocity for a suppressor using the RMR 147gr Flat Nose bullet. I chose VV N320 for that. 3.5gr and COAL at 1.110 inches. In a Sig P226, 4.4 inch barrel the unsuppressed velocity was 902 fps, measured by Labradar. It shoots well. QuickLoad predicts or calculates
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/416686/) - On steel challenge loads I go 1.115 and 3.5 cfe when I want to make power factor I bump it up to 3.7 I get 850 on the nose with my 16 inch pcc and 756 FPS out of my Glock 17 with a 3.5 load 3.7 puts me at 950 FPS pcc and 850
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/416364/) - 5.1-5.4 grs of Unique with the 124 TC, Loaded COL 1.120" 5.3 seems to be the sweet spot running @ 1130fps out of Glock 26, 19 and sig 226.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/416363/) - With this bullet, I'm using 1.120" for my Glock 26, Glock 19 (both Gen 4) and Sig 226 Navy. Max COL is 1.150". However at this length the guns do not cycle as well.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/415334/) - The only significant difference between SP and SR is cup thickness (hardness). SR have thicker cups in order to handle the higher pressures of rifle rounds. The thicker and therefore harder cups may be more difficult to ignite for some guns especially ones that have been modified with lighter hammer and striker springs. Most modern
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/415121/) - Sorry no chrono data. It is currently at a friend's house and it was cloudy with rain.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/415117/) - Interesting results, did you use a chrono? I just piced up 2 lbs of CFE Pistol but have been using Win231 and Alliant Sport Pistol before then. I'm planning on loading up 10rds for a variety of charge weights to try out. Too bad we can't post screen shots of chrono results here.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/414067/) - I see lots of recipes for different barrels, but none for the I'm loading for. Anyone have a fav recipe they like for a 16" 5.56 1:7 twist, chrome lined barrel, with the RMR .224 69gr BTHP?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413678/) - I have used the 69gr Sierra MK or Nosler CC for years. I tested some Priv Partizan in 69 gr as well. I then found these, in stock, during the thing they called a pandemic, and they worked great. The go to load has been 25.70gr of Win 748 (from Ladder Testing), seated to 2.260,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413578/) - My old Para is the least picky 1911 I've ever had. It gobbles up everything. The flat nose cheap 230gr will all but stack on top one another just like the critical duty rounds do. That gun never ceases to surprise people especially since it looks old and ugly.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413576/) - Shooting seated but not rested with light rain and breezy. It was a roughly 2" group at 15 yards from an original gen2 Glock 19. The grouping wasn't bad. I think pushing the pressure up a little more may be the key for that particular gun. The 3.9 load made a decent group with 3
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413557/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413438/) - The 4.2 grains of N320 performed the best of the 3.9-4.3 ladder overall. I still don't get the grouping consistency of the factory 124 Federal HSTs. However, the federal feels like a much hotter round than the N320 loads. I'm not seeing any concerning pressure signs and I think I will tinker with the overall
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413371/) - What COL are you using with that load?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413309/) - I should have about 4lbs tucked in there somewhere.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413307/) - I'll probably run a ladder from 3.8 to 4.2 or 4.3 to see where my sweet spot is. From what I'm reading it seems to be the 4.1 and 4.2. I've just got to get back home and get in the powder safe to be sure my memory isn't lying to me.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413279/) - 4.1 grains is what I run. It is a pretty popular load with action shooters...USPSA, etc.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413274/) - I was leaning towards it as my next choice. I'll have to start digging out some load data for it.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413269/) - WST is really fast. I would try the N320.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413265/) - I've got some WST and N320.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413250/) - 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.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413238/) - The primers were beginning to flatten at the 5.4 whick is actually above the max charge of 5.3. The powder seemed a bit smokier than others and the brass wasn't sootier than the factory federal loads which was fully flattening the primers.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/413236/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/412547/) - Last 10k round in 9x19 I use srp from cci instead of spp. No any problem on: HK VP9, SIG 365 SAS and XL, Kriss Vector, Glock 17g5. Powder: Winchester Auto Comp. Case: Mix from range. Bullets: RMR, Blue Bullets.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/411502/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/411371/) - Go to the Hogdon reloading website. They have a lot of loads for the 165
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/410679/) - Find the data for a similar size, weight, profile bullet in your manual(s) and start with the book OAL. Plunk test and adjust if necessary... I have 4 9mm pistols one, has a shorter chamber so I reload to fit that gun, Masada9mm, and it works in all...
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/410424/) - It is a good budget pistol grip shotgun. A bit stiff until break-in is complete. overall a good starter.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/410422/) - ....................
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/410047/) - My guns like 23.4gr of AR-C. From what I’ve seen, it’s a very forgiving powder with lots of sweet spots for most bullet weights, but there’s always a darling right at max.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/409798/) - I would use 4.4 gr. with hollow points. It works.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/409792/) - Find a brand of ammo that never fails then use that length. A lot of people do that including me with no issues. Reloading manuals didn't use your gun when working up loads.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/409783/) - Not seeing them in the Southeast
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/409394/) - Let us have hope!!!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/409321/) - Sorry, tried to edit post as link did not work. Here is the link to the target described above. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RJX1i8yJ-JfjNzIQzcKpDwMnIAGDNpn_/view?usp=sharing
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/408174/) - Savage Stevens 320 12 Gauge Pump-Action Has anyone had any experience with these?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/408158/) - I use Power Pistol exclusively in 9mm for all bullet weights. It is an excellent powder. Data depends on what you intend the load for. For a 124gr HP I have used data worked up by the YouTube channel Johnny’s Reloading Bench. I worked up loads with his data using case head measurements to detect
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/407472/) - Primers I recall, in the days of my youth, as I sat huddled around a fire near the entrance to our cave and eating buffalo tetradactyl wings, some of the elders in the tribe would take turns telling stories of primers, and how they used to be inexpensive and plentiful, filling the store shelves and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/407441/) - Can I use Titegroup to reload MMPR bullets ?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/407136/) - 124g fmj. 4.1g win 244 is a pretty soft shooting load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/406876/) - Early on in my reloading, I experimented with a lot of different "substitutions". Way pre-web and mainly out of curiosity, not necessity. I had revolvers so I had not FTF problems with rifle primers in pistol applications. Didn't have a chrony at the time, but found very little noticeable difference. Of course as with any
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/406869/) - Sure would like to see RMR make a 165 gr for 40 S&W and 10mm. Particularly an MPR variety like the 9mm.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/406688/) - Results from SRP vs SPP 9mm 5" Barrel CZ Ramshot Silhouette 4.3gr SRP SNS LRNC 125gr 954 ft/s C.O.L. 1.100" Crimp 0.378" Ramshot Silhouette 4.5gr SPP SNS LRNC 125gr 988 ft/s C.O.L. 1.100" Crimp 0.378" Small Rifle Primer performed well. No signs of excess pressure. Do more trials. Appears One keeps loads at minimum, primers
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/406642/) - Recent attemp revealed Win SRP's did not reliably fire out of factory SIG p365 or G17. CCI 400's function perfectly. YMMV
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/406604/) - Depends on your equipment (loader). H110 has been a powder used forever and a lot of folks like it. I have been told if you are using a progressive press like Dillon the fine flake H110 gets messy when dispensing into the case and goes all over the place. IMR 4227 is coarser and gives
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/405389/) - There is a ton of data in most published reloading manuals and powder/bullet manufacturer websites. My first loads with RMR 124 JHPs was right out of my Nosler manual. Worked great. FWIW; I pay very little (no) attention to any data I see on a reloading forum, hear from any gun counter clerk, "favorite loads"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/405021/) - 4.3g Sport Pistol Shadow 2 1080fps 1.12 OAL Crimp 0.378 Mixed 9mm brass
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404803/) - I just ran a ladder loading using 700x, 3.7 gr through 4.4 gr, 1/10 of a grain increments. I used mixed brass, CCI 500 primers and 124gr TC Matchwinners. I shot them out of a Canik TP9 V2. I ran the OAL too short at 1.06 and had some pressure issues. The 4.3gr and 4.4gr
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404797/) - I've loaded mine to an an OAL of to 1.095 to 1.10, using mixed brass. All drop in and seat flush in my EGW chamber checker block. They cycle through my Canik TP9 V2, Ruger PCC, CZ-85B, and my 9mm AR build.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404534/) - I was just working up some loads to try to get to the 1150 fps mark that is stated they need for reliable expansion. I was pretty happy with all of the 3 loads and they were all accurate but I decided to pursue the CFE Pistol load and increase that load by 2 tenths.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404532/) - Those loads you have worked up seem fine, what do you think you will gain by increasing the fps by 04-65 fps? Are trying to meet a certain power factor for league shooting?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404529/) - My drop test in my second Gen Beretta 92FS was 1.50" COL. Be mindful that barrel has deep grooves. Many of my others are about 1.10" COL.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404527/) - Hello, I dont recommend it but, I have done it. I have used Small Rifle in place of Small Pistol primes in the past and looks like I will need to do so soon. Do your homework, start low with a hard to ignite powder that can be loaded light, ball powder is best because
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404522/) - Hello, My go to for the 124gn JHP Multi purpose is Accurate #2 at 4GN, 1.05-1.10 COL for most of my 9mm guns, However I make my Beretta 92FS loads to COL of 1.60 as this Just touches the grooves for the rifling. This is my target League Pistol so that's why I make the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/404413/) - Does anyone use Win 231 / HP-38 for the 147gr Round Nose? Edit: Just found the thread posted by Zaldy on 12/18/21.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/403161/) - Has anyone loaded these for a Gen 5 Glock using Winchester WSF powder? I'm currently using 4.0gr of WSF under a 147gr Hornady FMJ, but I wonder if the shorter OAL required might mean I need to back the charge down a bit.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402965/) - No prob! I noticed the same thing, and as you mentioned, I too needed a starting point. Upon other research it seemed as though that was a safe place to start. :-). Chronograph and feel have proved acceptable, for my needs. Good luck, and happy reloading!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402962/) - Dave- Thanks! From what I research I was doing on the data above it looked like LRN data but just wanted to make sure! Much appreciated! *LRN for 115gr* 115 was the first one the popped up in the scroll down menu so I hit that one
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402960/) - Brendin- https://www.hodgdonreloading.com/hodgdon/hodgdon-titegroup
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402938/) - I’m curious what data you start with. I’m looking at getting some of these and just curious of how you started your load work ups
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402776/) - I used up a whole pound of Varget with this bullet and 2 different 62gr bullets and never did find a load that would shoot as well or consistent as the Benchmark. My biggest problem is I am down to my last pound of Benchmark but I do have enough loads to get me through
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402756/) - I’m using the same bullet 69gr BTHP.. out of a Winchester HV 26” barrel .. I’ve tried IMR4064,Benchmark, CFE 223. .. I’ve got .25 inch groups at 100yds using Varget( 24.7grs) Lake city brass …
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402643/) - My understanding is these particular 62 gr FMJBT are made by RMR. I know that RMR does get some made by Hornady.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402424/) - Hodgdon says: CFE Pistol 1.10 OAL Starting Load: 3.7grs Max Load: 4.2grs I have CFE Pistol but will probably use Titegroup.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402370/) - Here are the loads I tested with RMR's 124 gr JHP, seated to an OAL of 1.060": 4.5 gr Winchester 244 4.6 gr HP-38 7.8 gr Accurate No. 7 5.5 gr CFE Pistol I tested with a Grand Power Stribog w/ Primary Arms MD-20 red dot, and a Glock 45 w/ a Holosun 508T-V2 at
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/402218/) - Tomorrow we start the winter league at our range and I have settled on a load using the 69gr MRM HPBT over 23.3gr of Benchmark over CCI 450 primers with Norma Brass seated to 2.255". After testing all summer this is the load that has been the most consistent and most accurate from my 22"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/401999/) - I have had a difficult time seating these bullets in 9mm cases. And they didn't feed that well in my wife's Sig. Then it dawned on me. I shoot 9mm bullets nicely through my Ruger Blackhawk .357/9mm convertible barrel. So I loaded up 18 rounds in .357 cases with 8 gr Unique. At 25 yards
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/401327/) - My favorite light load is a 180 grain bullet over 3.2 grains of clays. On my CZ pistol’s I need to put in a red recoil spring from the Cajun gun works tuning kit to get the pistol to eject the cadings 4-6 feet. But a real joy to shoot for recoil sensitive shooters.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/400503/) - Anyone using Power Pistol for the 124 multi purpose hollow point? I have more of that than 231 (which I'd like to save for .45)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/399068/) - Vitahvuri 3n37 Rocky Mountain Reloading 124gr Multi Purpose Round/ Jacketed Hollow Point 1.09 OAL .378 crimp mixed brass & mixed primers 3n37 min 6.1 max 6.4 5.2 gr CZ-P10F 978 1013 1000 1026 Average 1016.3 1034 1057 Standard Dev 21.09265275 1019 1005 Power Factor 126.0212 1010 1021 Used factory recoil spring. Probably better feel with
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/398479/) - RMR 124 grain FMJRN. 3.9 grains Alliant Bullseye powder. OAL 1.130. Easy load. Using 3.8 grains slide would sometimes not lock back. Works in S&W MP2.0 and Glock 43.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/398009/) - RMR 124gr JHP 6.0 gr. Viht 3N37 CCI #500 primer OAL=1.077" AVG 1169fps Velocity measured with Magnetospeed from stock CZ P-10 C - 4" barrel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/397822/) - Double post. I missed the existing section for the 115MPR. Apologies... Glock 17.5 w a bunch of mods. Powder: 5.7gr MP165 from American Reloading (says to use BE86 data) Primer: CCI500 Brass: mixed used COAL: 1.033″ Velocity per labradar: right at 1200fps Grouped just over 1″ for 3 shots, shot supported. ***Info only. What works
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/397649/) - Velocity/pressure ladder with Alliant 2000MR with Labradar 16" barrel AR, CLE type chamber LC brass (mixed year) COAL 2.255" Light crimp, 1/4 turn Lee FCD No compressed charges Grains/Velocity 26.8/2782 27.0/2822 27.2/2873 27.4/2873 27.6/2886 27.8/2905 28.0/2927 28.2/2922 28.4/2923 Looks like the velocity flattened out 28.0-28.4. No swipes. Primers all looked fine. Case head measurements were
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/397587/) - Eric Thanks I started with 3.5 grains of N320 and worked my way up 3.8 and worked great with a oal of 1.10 to 1.116. At 3.5 grains I had one stove pipe out of 5,at 3.7 I had 2 stove pipe out of 5 ,at 3.8 and 4.0 grains all rounds cycled fine. will
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/397548/) - RMR MPR 124gr 9mm Glock 17 Gen4 CCI-500 OAL=1.070” (I have since switched to 1.050” for expanded compatibility with other guns) CFE-Pistol 5-shot groups Grains of Powder, Ave FPS, SD 4.2, 946, 15.5 4.4, 1003, 30.4 4.6, 1016, 13.7 4.8, 1053, 26.0 5.1, 1124, 16.1 5.3, 1154, 8.1 5.5, 1179, 17.6 I have loaded and
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/397284/) - Western Powders has what you seek https://www.ramshot.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/WesternPowdersHandloadingGuide8.0_WEB.pdf
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396734/) - Any opinions on load data for 124gr tc (9mm Glock) using Unique. 700x, HP38... would need OAL, too. Thanks!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396715/) - RMR 115 gr. JHP: 5.8 gr. BE86 or 6.0 gr. Unique CCI#500 primer OAL= 1.125" BE86 throws very consistent from the powder measure vs. Unique
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396713/) - For the RMR 124 gr. JHP: 5.5 grs. of BE86 CCI #500 primer OAL=1.120" Q for jamindude270: How does the 5.8 of BE86 perform for you?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396711/) - For the 55 gr. Hornady FMJ BT, purchased from RMR, I have had good results with 26.0 grs. of W748 at OAL of 2.190"
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396687/) - Hi Larry, can you verify your data? just making sure since I am closely watching all Titegroup loads. The grains look off to me compared to the chrono. Powder CFE Powder Tite group 5.5 @ 1106 4.7 @ 1136 5.7 @ 1150
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396620/) - 9MM 147 GR. RMR FULL METAL JACKET FLAT POINT HEAVY MATCHWINNER XD(M) Competition Springfield Armory 5.25" Barrel Mixed range brass. OAL: 1.15 Titegroup 3.2 Fed Small Pistol Primer
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396612/) - 5.9 grains Longshot, seated at 1.130". Its an awesome load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396610/) - 6.2 grains Accurate #5, seated at 1.130".
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396302/) - 4.2 gr. Sport Pistol CCI 500, 1.135 COAL 1070 fps avg. Walther PPQ 5M, M&P Pro 5" 1080 Springfield 1911 RO (5"bbl) 1060 M&P CORE 4.25 bbl 1040 M&P 4" compact, CZ 75 compact 3.7bbl All the above velocities meet the 125 min power factor for IDPA and USPSA . They also feed and run
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396239/) - 147 Match Winner 1.12 OAL W231 @ 3.4 Fed small pistol primer 891fps – 1911 Govt. 5" barrel PF 131 147 Match Winner 1.12 OAL W231 @ 3.4 Fed small pistol primer 831fps – 1911 Commander 4.25" barrel PF 122
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396207/) - I have used 38.9 grains of IMR 4320 powder and Hornady 140gr 6.5mm (.264") SST bullets with a C.O.A.L. of 2.800". That combo has worked well for me.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396044/) - @James: Use any book data for N320 that you have for 115 grain jacketed bullets, start at the lowest end. You can use the same OAL I used above, 1.075, but I've run these bullets as long as 1.10. Keep in mind, that their profile is not conducive to guns with a short throat if
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396012/) - Try sierra 52 grain hollowpoint boat tail national match if you really want a good accurate round same powder charge by far the best load up ever had.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396009/) - Same here. 23.5 of H-322 works really good for 55gr fmj's
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/396000/) - Any data for using N320 with these bullets? What OAL should I use? Thanks for any help
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395915/) - Michael, thank you for the detailed and very helpful information. I will be reloading my 124 MRS soon.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395826/) - For practical shooting in IDPA and USPSA. This load makes 132 power factor from an OEM Sig Sauer 320 X5 Legion barrel Bullet: RMR 124 MPR (JHP) OAL: 1.07" Powder: Alliant Sport Pistol @ 4.1gn Primer: CCI 500 The OAL of 1.07" is my "universal" Cartridge length was used to share compatibility with the 320
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395812/) - The closest I’ve seen to regular in stock is 125/1000 at a little shop. I know Gus have sat at sportsman’s in line and got them for 65/70. But it’s a 200 mile one way trip for me. This is in Arizona
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395768/) - Be Careful loading hot in a PPK, blowback 380s cant handle the pressures as well as a locked breech 380 such as a LCP, Bodyguard, P238 ect ect. That being said I load 2.8 Titegroup for practice with the PPK and 3.0 for my P238 and Bodyguard. I load 3.1 titegroup with a Lehigh Extreme
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395754/) - What is the twist on that barrel?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395730/) - 140 grain AA-2230 From 43.0 grains to 47.0 grains AA-2520 From 44.5 grains to 48.5 grains AR-2206 From 37.0 grains to 45.0 grains AR-2208 From 39.0 grains to 47.0 grains Benchmark From 39.0 grains to 43.5 grains BL-C(2) From 45.0 grains to 50.0 grains H-335 From 40.0 grains to 44.5 grains H-380 From 48.0 grains
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395728/) - 50 Grain Bullet 2400 From 12.5 gns to 14.5 gns AA-1680 From 17.5 gns to 20.5 gns AA-2015 From 20.5 gns to 26.5 gns AA-2230 From 22.2 gns to 28.2 gns AA-2460 From 22.2 gns to 28.2 gns AA-2495 From 22.7 gns to 26.5 gns AA-2520 From 24.4 gns to 28.5 gns AA-5744 From 11.0
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395726/) - 95 Grain Bullet 3N-37 From 5.9 grains to 7.0 grains 700-X From 3.2 grains to 5.6 grains AA-2 From 4.9 grains to 5.7 grains AA-5 From 5.2 grains to 7.4 grains AA-7 From 7.9 grains to 9.2 grains American Select From 5.9 grains to 6.0 grains Blue Dot From 6.8 grains to 9.6 grains Bullseye
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395689/) - Use to use clays universal for .45 and 9mm before it became non existent. Ran out of titegroup but lucked out and found some more at the local gun store. I like titegroup because it is well priced, doesn't foul the gun fast, can get many rounds for range use out of a pound of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395638/) - I load all my .223 to 2.258, in order to stay under the 2.26 max overall length, as listed in the Lyman 5th. That works well in my ars so I have been able to stick with it. I have never had any issue reaching the cannelure or loose bullets, with 55gr or 62gr from
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395620/) - You must me hitting up that Fin Feather and Fur by Rosford.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395513/) - My favorite 5.56 load is: Hornady 55 gr fmj boat tail w/cannelure (bought them through RMR) 26.6 gr BL-C 2 CCI BR-4 bench-rest primer Lake City brass It’ll ruin a hog’s day every time:-) chronograph is 3,108 fps out of 16” mid-length Black Holes Weaponry polygonal (5r) barrel, with Yankee Hill Turbo can… shoots sub
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395446/) - Thanks for the share. What is your OAL and also, do you use a flat seating die or round nose?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395361/) - What is your seating depth?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395359/) - Have you tried any other powders? I have a nice stash of Hodgdon Clays and IMR Target that I'm going to start working up but as you know...data for these 135 fmj's is pretty much non existing...lol
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395358/) - Anyone work up some loads on the 135 grain (FMJ-RN) from American Reloading? Looking for anything with Clays, IMR Target, Nitro 100NF, Ramshot Comp., HS-6, Longshot, Autocomp, CFE Pistol, or True Blue. PLEASE SHARE WITH US!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395355/) - Thanks!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395291/) - I load this bullet as follows which closely matches Jacob Wilcox load: 25 gn TAC COL about 2.250" with mixed brass Faxon Gunner 16" Match Series barrel, 1:8
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395273/) - Bullet: RMR 124gr RN-FMJ Primer: Winchester SPP Case: Mixed Charge wt: 4.0 gr Powder: Titegroup COAL: 1.150″ Springfield Range Officer (5" bbl) - 1088 ft/sec Ambient Temp. 63F
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395271/) - I load the 124 gr Match Winner with VV N320 for USPSA competition. 4.0 grains with an OAL of 1.123 gets me 1050 fps out of a CZ Shadow 2 and a Sig 320X5, 130 power factor. I've chronoed it over a Pact chrono as well as 2 different Lab Radar chronos, functions perfectly in
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395254/) - What's going on with Alliant Sport Pistol powder? I've been trying to find it since the spring. Other popular powders like Titegroup seem to be readily available but this one is nowhere to be found.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395251/) - Mixed brass, CCI500 primers, OAL 1.100 for Shadow2. Velocities are average for 10 rounds. Also shown are SDs and power factor. The IMR Target load is my primary. 700x 3.3 901.9 10.1 132.6 IMR Target 3.5 925.6 9.3 136.1 W231 3.6 919.3 12.9 135.1 Unique 3.8 911.1 10.8 133.9
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395187/) - 124 gr RMR Match Winner Primer CCI 500 small pistol 4.1 gr Alliant Sport Pistol COL = 1.095 (plunk test on my CZ shadow 2 orange = 1.11) FPS = 1050 Standard Deviation for two five shot groups, SD = 8.2 Power Factor = 130
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395159/) - I use 24.0 gr of IMR with the RMR69 gr Winchester case win sr primer oak 2.250
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395086/) - with a 125 or 124 grain bullet, using Federal match magnum small pistol primers go to AA#9. The best accuracy is slightly over teh AA listed max load. My 229 Legion will shoot groups under 1/2 MOA at 25 yards with this. You will need to replace the spring with a heavy than stock (21#
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395076/) - Are these the Hornady bullets RMR sells?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395059/) - One of my favorite powders. I was getting about 1050 with 3.8 in a 4.5" KKM barrel and a COL of 1.08".
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395047/) - RMR 124 grain FMJRN with 4.3 grains of Winchester 231 works in all of my 9MM guns. Nice, easy load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395038/) - I loaded with VV N320 way back when VV first came to the US. They recommended using Red Dot load data, and I loaded thousands of 9mm 124gr with the Red Dot max load in the Lyman Manual. (I want to say it was 4.0grs, but double check me.) Ran great and the gun was
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395035/) - Jacob is right, to a degree. Sig has started making primers. The embargo on Russia has cost us the Murom (Wolf) primers, but importers are getting lots of other off-shore sources coming in. Ultimately supply will come back. But ultimately inflation, supply-chain issues, and cost of raw materials will cause a slight rise. I remember
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395024/) - Unsub
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395017/) - twoodruff78, thanks for sharing the W231 chronos... my MagnetoSpeed is for my rifles... I'm using W244 and limited the COAL to 1.063 because of my most restrictive pistol. Can tell they're down on power, but still accurate as hell... 4.2 to 4.4 grains... the rest of the mutli rounds and now the round nose I'm
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395013/) - I've had excellent accuracy with W244... 4.2 to 4.4 grains, depending upon cases... Max COAL for my Taurus G2C is 1.063 (target 1.060) because it doesn't like the fat ogive... our other pistols (Taurus PT-111 and a S&W 5906) don't care as much.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395011/) - I've tried a few in my 3.6" Kahr CW9... RP cases, CCI500 primers, all seated to 1.135" 5.6grn Unique, 1050fps 4.5grn W244, 1000fps (excellent accuracy...) 5.5grn BE-86, 1050fps. I've got a bunch of TiteGroup to burn up, so that will be next.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/395004/) - Help
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394992/) - I am running a load of 3.4 grains of AA2 in a G34 Gen4. OAL is 1.144" and velocity average 900-905 for a PF of 133'ish.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394988/) - 9 Major Open Gun 124MPR 7.3 grains CFE Pistol 1.165 OAL CCI SPP 1375-1400fps - 170-173PF given temp, humidity, elevation Atlas Gunworks Chaos 9 major open gun, 2 popple holes, 3 port comp. WARNING! this is an over pressure round and should only be used in a gun that is specially built to fully support
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394986/) - PS. I have many,, many different powers and primers that is not the problem.. New brass and fired once I that I run through the dies before loading.. Lee carbide..
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394980/) - 147 match winner out of sig 320 x5 3.9 grains titegroup 1.165 OAL CCI SPP 880-890fps -130PF depending on temp, humidity, elevation
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394978/) - Thank you very much for the response,, very appreciated. All I have is the 115 gr round nose, from here, tried loading some and they keep hanging up at the ramp... Used Lee and Hornady load books... Pistol is a RIA new... I have been loading for over 40+ years and never had that problem,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394974/) - Cartridge: 9mm Luger Bullet: RMR 124gr MPR Primer: CCI-500 Case: Mixed Powder: Winchester 231 COAL: 1.091″ Springfield Hellcat Chrono Data (3″ barrel): Ambient Temp. 78F Charge Wt. - Measured Velocity 4.5 - 1068 fps 4.8 - 1111 fps 5.0 - 1131 fps 5.2 - 1155 fps 5.4 - 1188 fps Caution: These loads are hot
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394964/) - Bullet: RMR 124gr RNFMJ Primer: CCI-500 Case: Mixed Powder: Winchester 231 COAL: 1.150" Kahr CM-9 Chrono Data (3" barrel): Ambient Temp. 72F Charge Wt. Measured Velocity 4.2 903 fps 4.4 950 fps 4.6 981 fps 4.8 1008 fps 5 1041 fps (hot load) Springfield Hellcat Chrono Data (3" barrel): Ambient Temp. 78F Charge Wt. Measured
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394962/) - I don't have the 124 MPR but did load the 124 MW with True Blue in a Glock 45 (4" barrel). 1.085", 5.6gr True Blue 10 shots gave avg vel 1028 fps, 10 sd. Next I'll to work up to the 6.0gr max per Lyman 50th.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394955/) - 124 matchwinner, 1.085 to pass plunk test in gen5 Glock
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394946/) - @David Quang- I run them at 1.090 so that they work in my CZ. 147 Match Winner 1.090 OAL Vihtavuori 320 @ 3.4 CCI small pistol primer 897fps - out of Staccato P Duo
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394928/) - https://reloadingdata.speer.com/downloads/speer/reloading-pdfs/rifle/65_Creedmoor_140.pdf The 140gr Fusion and Gold Dot are basically the same bullet.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394919/) - I haven't received my RMR 69gr bullets yet, but that virtually identical load and setup using the Sierra 69gr BTHP Match, and around 25.2gr of Varget gets a touch more velocity out of my Rock River Arms Varmint Special with 20" Wylde chambered stainless heavy bull barrel, with no muzzle brake on it. Groups probably
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394918/) - I'll have to try that one. I somehow ended up with 3 lbs of IMR-4166 at a cheap price and have been wondering what to try it in first. I've got a 20" x 1:8" twist RRA upper that ought to do well with that load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394913/) - Yessir! A .458 bullet at around 300 to 350 gr would be terrific. Something that will expand at a velocity as low as 1600 or so fps. The 300gr bullet would be great for target shooting and deer to 150 yards or so without breaking your shoulder.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394911/) - RMR 124gr FMJ-RN over 5.1gr Ramshot Silhouette COL 1.15” at 1040fps. My go to target load
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394909/) - RMR 124gr FMJ-RN over 5.1gr Ramshot Silhouette at 1040fps. My go to target load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394901/) - I use these bullets(124 fmj fn) with 4.7gr of be-86 loaded to 1.100. No issues and excellent accuracy.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394888/) - I'll add mine to support... 1.063 MAX with the multi's because of my Taurus G2C... wife's Taurus PT-111 and my S&W 5906 don't care. Both can go all way to 1.125 with 147 Everglades JHP... (switched to RMR after that) and ran into their fat ogive.. Still have 410 124 multis left and 1500 124
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394885/) - I have three loads for the 124 gr. RMR JHP 9MM: Weapon used was a M-92 Beretta 4.4 gr. Titegroup c.o.l. 1.09" av FPS 1098 5.3 gr. CFE Pistol " av FPS 1087 6.5 gr. Vihtavuori 3N37 " av FPS 1150
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394880/) - I didn't do any ladder test. Just want a quick load for practice. Will update later if I get a chrono. White Oak service upper 20" 1:7 no muzzle thread. LC brass unsorted, once fired. Case length under 1.76 Sellier and Bellot SRP. (Never can find that anymore) Ramshot X-TERMINATOR powder 24gr OAL 2.26 bench
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394879/) - Titegroup 3.8 Gr Accurate #5 5.6 Gr COL 1.145" CCI and Unis Ginex SPP.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394871/) - I got 1145fps out of a fs92 with a 4.9in barrel and 1120 out of my Glock 17. I used 6.2gr of True Blu with CCI 500. I would suggest try 5.8gr of Alliant BE-86 with CCI 500prim SD 14 for the 1911 and SD 18 for the g17. This got me 1219fps out of
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394859/) - 4.4gr of Winchester 231 works well in each of my 9mm’s. Used W231 exclusively during IPSC competition, burns fairly clean and stable for consistency in loads.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394852/) - 23.8 IMR 4895 under 1" at 100 69 SMK First reloads with this powder, no pressure signs. will be stepping up
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394832/) - Anybody using AA7 with the 124gr MPR? 7gr with a OAL of 1.20 was an OK load, but it didn't plunk in all my barrels. So I'm trying to work up a load with a shorter OAL, and I'm curious if others are using AA7 and at what OAL.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394828/) - My BCM has the 20" 5.56 NM 1:8 Best accuracy from this bullet so far has been 25.1 CFE223 @2800 fps Trying 748 next
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394826/) - 5.4 AutoComp @1.095" gives me 1060fps from my G26G4 Also went for a +p load- above Hodgdon's max charge 5.6 = 1108 had a similar ejection pattern as Rem Golden Saber 124 +p @1140 5.8 = 1140 but threw the brass a little higher I'm sticking with 5.4
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394812/) - 124 gr MPR 5.8 gr True Blue 1.060 1138 Fps 20 shot average 1125Fps min 1155Fps max HK VP9 Loaded on Hornady LNL with Hornady dies
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394806/) - Im looking for a load with varget 1-8 twist
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394803/) - I had the same issue with my S&W 469, the 124MPR at the ogive was just too wide not to hit the lands. The slide would not go into battery. My solution was to use a powder that sat the bullet deeper into the case. I found that Hodgon HS-6 at 6.8 grains sat the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394801/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394799/) - Thankyou Robert. It confirms my choice of win748 with this bullet.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394796/) - Open Division Czechmate. Autocomp 6.9 grains, CCI SP, AOL 1.148 , 169-171 PF
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394794/) - Alex, I'm posting the below two trials in-line on your Alliant Sport Pistol thread. Slightly lighter loads by a gradient of 0.1gr and 0.2 gr. *Although load variables are slightly different; and your CZ at 4.6" probably has a much tighter chamber/shorter throat than my Beretta 4.9" loose chamber/very long throat, it's interesting to see
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394792/) - 5.5 Power Pistol 1.11 OAL CCI Small Pistol 4.5” Walther PDP Max: 1221 Min: 1198 Avg: 1207 StDev: 9.0 Shoots to the same POI as my 124+P Gold Dots, my carry ammo, out to 25 yards.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394790/) - Didn't read the post correctly. 5.7 grains AA #5 seated at 1.085" should work really well.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394780/) - 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)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394779/) - Col 1.094
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394777/) - Col 1.094
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394776/) - I’ve settled on 4.4 grns of Bullseye My 10 shot string produced 1074 min FPS 1126 max FPS Average 1101 ES 52 SD 15.6 COL 1.094 Glock 19
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394775/) - I’ve settled on 4.4 grns of Bullseye My 10 shot string produced 1074 min FPS 1126 max FPS Average 1101 ES 52 SD 15.6 COL 1.94 Glock 19
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394773/) - I’ve settled on 4.4 grns of Bullseye My 10 shot string produced 1074 min FPS 1126 max FPS Average 1101 ES 52 SD 15.6 COL 1.94 Glock 19
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394771/) - red dot: 4.1 grains COAL: 1.140-1.150
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394769/) - Sorry I was using a Glock 19
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394767/) - I’ve settled on 4.4 grns of Bullseye My 10 shot string produced 1074 min FPS 1126 max FPS Average 1101 ES 52 SD 15.6 COL 1.94
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394762/) - Anyone running their 147s at 1.07-1.08?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394758/) - Hot load 124 mpr or xtp 6.6 grn HS-6 CCI 500 or 550 1.06 COAL ~1235 fps from 4" bbl ~ 1275 fps from 5" bbl 7000 feet asl
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394753/) - 124 grn mpr or xtp 4.1 grn titegroup CCI 500 or 550 1.06 COAL ~1100 fps from 4" bbl ~1125 fps from 5.5" bbl
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394742/) - The 147 grain Match Winner, 3.1 grains of Titegroup, Winchester brass, 1.13 OAL. ~870fps, ~127 power factor. Came in a little too close for my comfort in minor power factor, but close counted!! Glock G34
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394733/) - 1.08 for both 115 RMR and 124 RMR...in 3 custom Glock 19 , Sig 2022, G-17, 2 Hellcats
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394721/) - Below is a medium-heavy load with the MPR JHP 124gr in 9x19; (I've also run a few trials with RMR's TCFP 124 Matchwinners which I'll post to that thread). If helpful: --I ran these @1.109" (knowingly long for this bullet's profile). I have some ready-to-test @ 1.0875" / down-loaded to 5.0 gr BE-86. --Just my
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394719/) - My current loading is 24.6gr of Varget (Gas guns.) This is the 'lower' accuracy node - the next accuracy node seems to be at 25.2 grains. Loaded to magazine length. Both loads show no pressure signs.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394718/) - Bullseye: 4.5 grains COAL: 1.150
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394698/) - PS I used Winchester brass mostly and some Rem brass. I did not find any real deference.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394688/) - Thank you for this info.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394686/) - Should have added that th S&W has the shortest chamber of my 9 mms. It has become my only "plunk" barrel. If it works in that pistol, it also works in the Ruger and Sig.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394684/) - Here are some loads to try. These all use 125 gr bullets. 6.5gr POWER PISTOL CCI 500prim -----1233fps SD12 7.0gr POWER PISTOL CCI 500prim ------1308fps SD22 9.5gr Accurate #7 CCI 500prim ----------1379fps SD25 10gr Accurate #7 CCI 500prime ----------1422fps SD5 Hollow points COL 1.200in FMC round nose 1.250in. The gun used was a Colt 1911
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394682/) - 4.2 gr Red Dot. 1.12 inch COL. WSP primer in S&B cases. This combo gave average muzzle velocity of 1044 fps, 11.28 SD, 36 fps extreme spread out of a 3.1 inch barreled S&W Shield. Functions perfectly and accuracy is similar to any other defensive type load. Would like to see some expansion tests for
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394666/) - The 124 gr JHP MPR has become my go to bullet for all my 9mm loads. I use Hodgdon CFE Pistol exclusively and found that 4.9 gr works best, for me. COL is determined by the plunk and spin test for all 4 barrels and final length is determined by subtracting .010 from where the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394661/) - Universal powder 4.7gn CCI 500 SPP COL 1.1 Works well in all my 9mms
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394657/) - My favorite load that woks well is a Win SP or Federal SP primer with 7.2 grains Power pistol @1.12 OAL.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394647/) - I looked in every reloading manual I own (lots) and hottest I could find was Lyman 50th 6.0 grs True Blue = 1109 fps And Western Powders 6.0 edition lists +P REM GS @ 6.5 grs =1203 fps Speer GDHP @ 6.1 grs =1141 fps
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394645/) - I developed a load for a glock 34 using 3 gr of Titegroup. I get between 850 & 900 fps. It works for plated and fmj RN.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394644/) - Sorry, forgot to add that my OAL is 1.140” on this load.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394638/) - With 1.060" OAL, I could pass the plunk test in my Glock 17/19 Gen 4 barrels, but had to go down to 1.048" in order to pass in my Glock 48. I use 5.1 gr CFE Pistol for a good range load, mixed brass with a WSP primer. I have ran them all of the
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394628/) - I've been successful with Power Pistol in my Ruger LC9S and Security 9. 5.6 gr PP Mixed cases CCI 500 or Win WSP 1.065 OAL If I increased or decreased the length by 0.010, accuracy went into the weeds.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394624/) - 6.2 grains seems hot for 124gr No pressure problem?
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394619/) - I started with 4.0 grs Titegroup and was getting 1050fps out of a Glock 19 suppressed with Omega 9K. Would heat up fast so after some research I found 4.4 grs Universal gave me 1030fps and did not heat up as fast. So that’s what I’m running now.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394621/) - I"ve had great results with the RMR 69gr bullets using this load out of a Savage 12FV 223 with a 26" Barrel: Brass: Lapua Powder: Shooters World Precision Primer: CCI 400 Charge: 23.6gr Base To Ogive: 1.913" Velocity: 2917 fps I have repeatedly seen groups under 1/2" with this rifle, several near 1/4". Be careful
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394612/) - Yes, 45-70 bullets and cases please!
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394605/) - Remember the ".224 55 GR. FULL METAL JACKET BOAT TAIL BULLETS FEDERAL XM193" bullets that RMR sold a while back, that wouldn't feed well through a bullet feeder but did have the virtue of being cheap for the time? Couple thoughts on that: 1. I would say they are OK but finicky in a bullet
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394603/) - S&W 2.0, 9c, 4" barrel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394600/) - OAL: 1.075 Charge: 4.2 grains TiteGroup Brass: New Starline Test Gun: CZ75B Omega Average velocity: 1147 (10 shots) SD: 6
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394599/) - Current Working Load; RMR 115gn FMJ RN w/ 6.4gn Accurate #5 @ 1.12" OAL CCI 500 Primer 1258 fps 5" Barrel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394597/) - 3.9 gr titegroup , 1037fps , 1.125coal shoots in micro 9 and all my fs 1911 dont care
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394591/) - 1.065” OAL in order to plunk in my Glock 17 Gen 5 barrel. Other 9mm firearms will take longer OALs including other Glocks. 4.2gr Win 231 / HP-38 Avg FPS 1090 SD 5.6 for my all around range rounds. 4.6gr Win 231 / HP-38 Avg FPS 1162 SD 13.2 to get reliable expansion.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394587/) - Accurate #5 is what I have. 6.2 grains and seat them at 1.130".
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394584/) - I shoot ACROSS THE COURSE NRA HP/CMP, I have found sub-moa groups consistently with your 69’s with 23.5 IMR8208, 24 grains of Vihtavuori N140. Wolf and Lapua brass and CCI450’s at 2.255 mag length for 200 yard and 300 yard stages. I imagine 23.5-24 of Reloader15 would be great and 22.8-23.2 of H4895 would be
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394580/) - 4.3 gr. W231/HP-38, 1.130" COL This loading is accurate and mild in all my 9mm pistols.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394577/) - I had to load them at 1.075 to pass plunk test to run them through my CZ SPO1 tactical.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394576/) - 3.4gr titegroup, 1.100 oal, fiocchi SPP 990fps 5 5" spikes AR PCC
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394570/) - 4.5g Win244 1.13 OAL 1150-1170 FPS shot with my p80
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394567/) - I also use 4.2gr TG, loaded to about 1.106. No pressure signs or other such issues. A little hotter than I think is strictly necessary, but keeps me in power factor for competition.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394564/) - I just started load development for this bullet. I’m using it in my 18” AR15. The load to match the drop on my vortex strike Eagle is 24g of Shooters World Tactical Rifle and CCI 400 primers. Muzzle velocity is 2,830 fps.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394560/) - Hum interesting. I’m loaded from Nosler data and load them at 1.120. I just checked one of my Glock 19 barrels and you are correct they fail. However I shoot them from a Glock 19 with a SilencerCo threaded barrel and an Omega 9K can and they pass in that barrel.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394559/) - 1.145 titegroup 3.9 grains 1085fps 1.145 cfe pistol 5.3 grains 1150fps Using My m&p core 5inch with wilson combat match grade barel
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394555/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394545/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394544/) - 4.4grs W231 @ 1.145”-1.160” COAL is my standard load. Velocity varies by temperature and barrel length, but is around 1100 fps.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394479/) - My barrel is 1 -8" Xcalibur. I think my OAL is 2.245. Not sure on the primer. It's lake city pull down cases.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/394477/) - Primes will go back down to reasonable prices again. The biggest reason for high prices is the very short supply. I have a lot of friends in the industry and the biggest issue is they cannot get enough brass to make as many as they usually do. Couple that with an increased demand and you
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/393528/) - I am at 1.115. Works fine in VP9, CZ75. Just remember, if you go lower than recipe recommends, stay away from max loading as you get more pressure for same powder charge with less space in case.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/393526/) - First off, I have finally run out of my stock of these wonderful bullets. Please Please Please make more!!!!!!!! 3.7 gr Titegroup, COAL 1.112 Shot many of these. My favorite 9mm bullet to load. Very very accurate. Light recoil impulse, keeps accuracy at distance, no brass pressure signs or extraction issues. Used in VP9, VP9SK,
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/393525/) - 4.2 gr Titegroup, COAL 1.115. Have shot many of these in a VP9, VP9SK and CZ75 action. No pressure signs on brass, no extraction issues. Keeps good accuracy at 50 yards. Also works great for bowling pin matches with the MPR head.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/393517/) - Thanks for the feedback Keith. I settled at 1.080 OAL for my initial test loads. This appears to give me about .012 of clearance in my gen 4 Glock barrels. I’m going to test a few different powder charges and then revisit the length setting before a run any volume or these.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/393502/) - I'm not seeing it yet as "the clown" continues to stumble around like a blind person.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/393325/) - 1.125" is long for a JHP.... I'm running the 124gr. MPR at 1.075" That OAL works in all my 9mm guns, regardless of brand. The flat nose requires you to shorten it up a little bit.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/390994/) - I have loaded and shot thousands of rounds of RMR 124 FMJ FN, aka Matchwinner. 3.8gr Titegroup, COAL 1.075. Feeds and shoots in all of my 9mm pistols including the short throat CZ. 1048 fps average muzzle velocity from Sig P226 9mm 4.4" barrel. Titegroup has a very quick pressure pulse but this load is
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/390927/) - Does anyone have a OAL recommendation for the 9mm 124g MPR bullet? I’m loading for a Glock 17 and 19 and find at 1.125” OAL the cartridge will not pass the kerplunk test in a factory barrel. Drops fully into my Dillon case gage though.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/390640/) - Twist rate: 1:8? COL? case? primer? My gas guns run from 7.5" 1:8 to 20" 1:8. Bolt gun 20" 1:7, 24" 1:8
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/390623/) - The 28" is my gas gun I built specifically for squirrels.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/389312/) - 3.4gr of Titegroup or 4.0gr of N340, Federal Small Pistol Primers, OAL: 1.142". Velocity is 910-920fps out of a Gen4 Glock 19. Very accurate load with Titegroup. 3.2gr of Titegroup or 3.8gr of N340, Federal Small Pistol Primers, OAL: 1.112". Velocity is 965-985fps out of a Gen5 Glock 19.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/388891/) - With what projectiles or powders? (what components do you have to work with?)
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/388854/) - Similar market conditions unfolded during the Obama years. The same pricing, panic buying and sporadic supply was abound for years. It took one election to alleviate the market and bring things back to normal. IF the mid term elections shape up in favor of constitutional loving free Americans, we should see some relief.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/388420/) - I doubt we will ever see pre pandemic prices again. Between inflation, political pressures on the firearms industry, and the cost of materials needed to make the primers I think we will be happy to see prices in the $60 - $70 per 1000 from this point forward. Would not surprise me if the new
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/388407/) - A couple weeks ago I found small and large pistol primers at Sportsman's Warehouse, Columba, SC, for $43 per brick. CCI and Federal were both on the shelf and a limit of 1 each. My wife and I got 2k each and my son and a friend came right on over and got 2k each.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/388019/) - I shoot across the course with a service rifle. Normal load for 200/300 yards is 24.2 G of R-15 with 77 SMK. With prices so high for those, it is time to test out these RMR 69ers. Time will tell. I noticed your suggestion to use TAC. At least it is available.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387984/) - I am in Northwest Ohio and they have been somewhat available in my area throughout this panic buying session. At my LGS, they only allow you to buy 1 sleeve of 100 at a time ($10-$13 depending on what you are looking for). Just recently, they allow 3 sleeves, but price is still the same
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387917/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387916/) - 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
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387744/) - I've tried this same load and am very happy with it.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387603/) - My favorite RMR Recipe: 124gr RMR Match Winners 1.12 OAL 4.3gr N320 Mixed Brass Winchester SPP 135-136PF for USPSA out of a Tanfoglio Stock 2, CZ75 SP-01
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387497/) - 3.0 gr Titegroup, 126-130 power factor out of Walther Q5 SF; 147 gr HMW
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387493/) - 4.4 grains of Unique. I curious to see what other powders everyone is using.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387380/) - 223 Rem? Have you fired them in a gas gun. I am assuming the 28" Bbl is a bolt gun. Barrel twist rate? Manufacturer: case, primer? COL? Dave S.
- [](https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/reply/387253/) - Our favorite load here at RMR is 24.6 grains of TAC. From my 28" barrel I get about 1/2" groups and 3150 fps. Obviously you won't get that velocity from a shorter barrel but we use the same load in our 16"-18" barrels with really good accuracy.

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- [.308 147 Gr. Magtech Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail Bullets *NEW*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-147-gr-magtech-full-metal-jacket-boat-tail-bullets-new/) - These are brand new copper jacketed FMJ BT bullets made by Magtech. We've seen some really good groups with these but we've also seen some pretty wide swings in OAL. This isn't uncommon with a FMJ bullet but it can make loading a little more work if you're trying to get perfect OALs.
- [9mm 124 Gr. RMR JHP (MPR NUKE)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-124-gr-rmr-jhp-mpr-nuke/) - We have been wanting to make a really good self defense HP for a while now. In the past our biggest issue with the MPR (Multi Purpose Round) was that it required 1150-1200 fps to reliably expand. This was doable through full size firearms, but left the short barrel conceal carry guns without much hope
- [.308 125 gr Tipped MatchKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-125-gr-tipped-matchking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [.224 RMR 75 Gr. BTHP 3GH *NEW* (Read Description Before Ordering)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/224-5-56mm/224-rmr-75-gr-bthp-3gh-new-read-description-before-ordering/) - This is a brand new product by RMR. Basically, all I have done is rudimentary accuracy tests to make sure that I'm happy with it's accuracy capability. I've been using 75-77 grain load data from Hornady or Sierra with good results. Our bullet machine is not supposed to be able to make a bullet this
- [6.5 105 gr BlitzKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/264-6-5mm/6mm-105-gr-blitzking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 111 Round Nose (Read Full Description Before Ordering!)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/idaho-silver-9mm-111-round-nose-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - Idaho Silver 9mm 111 grain Round Nose Seconds (Same dimensions as the 115 Grain RN) Use load data for a 115 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they
- [Idaho Silver .40 / 10mm 175 Grain FMJ Flat Nose (Read Full Description Before Ordering)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/40-10mm/idaho-silver-40-10mm-175-grain-fmj-flat-nose-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - Idaho Silver .40/10mm 175 grain FMJ FN (Same dimensions as the 180) Use load data for a 180 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they shoot really really
- [CPS 9mm 124 JHP Copper Plated Silvers (Read Full Description Before Ordering)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/cps-9mm-124-jhp-nuke-copper-plates-silvers-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - This is a copper plated version of the Idaho Silver 9mm 124 JHP *Nuke* Use load data for a 124 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets and they aren't all copper either. These jackets are made with a zinc and a thin copper plating (very high % of zinc and low % of
- [9mm 124 Gr. RMR FMJ Truncated Cone Flat Point MatchWinner Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-124-gr-rmr-fmj-truncated-cone-flat-point-matchwinner-bullets/) - RMR’s 9mm 124 Full Metal Jacket Flat Nose bullets. These bullets are made by us! Not only are these bullets winning matches all across the United States, the more of these you buy, the sooner we will be able to get more machines to make additional calibers!! These bullets are Made In The USA. They
- [6mm 90 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/243-6mm/6mm-90-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [9mm 147 Gr. RMR Full Metal Jacket Flat Point Heavy Match Winner Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-147-gr-rmr-full-metal-jacket-heavy-matchwinner-flat-nose-bullets-new/) - Introducing the new 9mm 147 grain RMR Heavy Matchwinner! We are calling it the Heavy Match for short and it is about to become THE bullet for subsonic and heavy 9mm or .357 sig shooters. This bullet requires a seating depth minimum OAL of about 1.10" to chamber reliably in most handguns when loading 9mm.
- [9mm 135 Gr. RMR JHP (MPR NUKEv2)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-135-gr-rmr-jhp-mpr-nukev2/) - Introducing the 9mm 135 grain RMR NUKEv2. We're calling it the V2 because it's slightly different than the original NUKE and it will help our packagers not mix them up with the regular Nukes. It has the exact same profile and can be seated with the same exact setup. However, we've deepened the cuts in
- [9mm 115 Gr. RMR Full Metal Jacket Truncated Cone Flat Point Mini-MatchWinner Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-115-gr-rmr-flat-point-mini-matchwinner/) - Description - Awesome! These are just mini-versions of our match winning bullets. Now you can get the whole family of matchwinners. We make this profile in 115, 124, 135, and 147 grains. Why? Because it just plain performs. The more of these you buy, the sooner we will be able to get more machines to
- [9mm 115 Gr. RMR Full Metal Jacket Round Nose Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/9mm-115-gr-rmr-full-metal-jacket-round-nose-bullets-new/) - Introducing our very first in house produced jacketed bullet, RMR's 9mm 115 Full Metal Jacket bullets. These bullets are made by us! Here is a video of our manufacturing machine in action! Click Here To Watch The Video The more of these you buy, the sooner we will be able to get more machines to
- [.308 175 gr Tipped MatchKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-175-gr-tipped-matchking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [9mm 115 Gr. RMR JHP (MPR NUKE)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-115-gr-rmr-jhp-mpr-nuke/) - We have been wanting to make a really good self defense HP for a while now. In the past our biggest issue with the MPR (Multi Purpose Round) was that it required 1150-1200 fps to reliably expand. This was doable through full size firearms, but left the short barrel conceal carry guns without much hope
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 142 Heavy Matchwinners (Read Full Description Before Ordering!)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/idaho-silver-9mm-142-heavy-matchwinners-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - Idaho Silver 9mm 142 grain Heavy Matchwinners (Same dimensions as the 147 Grain FP) Use load data for a 147 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they shoot
- [.40/10mm 180 gr. RMR Truncated Flat Nose](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/40-10mm/40-10mm-180-gr-rmr-truncated-flat-nose/) - You are looking at the 40 cal version of our Match Winner Bullet. These are 180 grain and will work in the 40 cal and 10mm.
- [.45 185 Gr. RMR FMJ Hollow Base Round Nose](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/45-452/45-185-gr-rmr-fmj-hollow-base-round-nose/) - .45 185 Gr. RMR FMJ Hollow Base Round Nose These are .451" in diameter.
- [9mm 135 Gr. RMR Full Metal Jacket Truncated Cone Flat Point Matchwinner Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-135-gr-rmr-full-metal-jacket-truncated-cone-flat-point-matchwinner-bullets/) - RMR’s 9mm 135 Full Metal Jacket Flat Nose bullets. These bullets are made by us! Based on the same profile as our beloved matchwinner series, this bullet is a little bit smaller than the Heavy MatchWinner but just a bit bigger than the original matchwinner. It's like the mommy in our line of match winning bullets.
- [.224 RMR 69 Gr. BTHP 3GH *NEW* (Read Description Before Ordering)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/224-5-56mm/224-69-gr-rmr-jacketed-hollow-point-boat-tail-3-gun-hunter-bullets-new-2/) - We make this bullet ourselves. It is still in development so there may be some variances from lot to lot. We have pretty much gotten this bullet to where we want it. It is nearly perfect. I say nearly because city wastewater requirements mean we don’t currently have a way to polish/degrease this bullet that
- [.22 Cal (.217") SLAP Airgun slug 22 grains. FREE SHIPPING](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/22/22-cal-217-slap-airgun-slug-22-grains/) - RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can buy for several years now. We've always focused on the best possible products at reasonable prices for competition and hunting as our best way to enter a market. That's what these are. These are the best light weight slug on the market but at
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 130 Matchwinner (Read Full Description Before Ordering!)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/idaho-silver-9mm-130-matchwinner-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - Idaho Silver 9mm 130 grain Matchwinner (Same dimensions as the 135 Grain Matchwinner) Use load data for a 135 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they shoot really
- [.45 230 Gr. RMR FMJ Round Nose](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/45-452/45-230-gr-rmr-fmj-round-nose/) - .45 230 Gr. RMR FMJ Round Nose. These bullets have a little bit of a concave base. RMR consistency and accuracy in a classic "Ball" bullet! These are .451" in diameter.
- [.224 55 Gr. Full Metal Jacket Boat Tail Bullets *NEW*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/224-5-56mm/224-55-gr-full-metal-jacket-boat-tail-bullets-new-2/) - These are new bullets, made by a US manufacturer.
- [.357 147 Gr. RMR FMJ (SMILEY)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-38/357-147-gr-rmr-fmj-smiley/) - Introducing the new .357 147 grain RMR Smiley face bullet! Bright your day and send some happiness at your target with our smiley face FMJ! These DO NOT have a cannelure but they have a good thick jacket that can handle a crimp.
- [20 cal 39 gr BlitzKing - 3rds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/204/20-cal-39-gr-blitzking-2nds/) - These are 3rds because we found that about 20% of them are either missing the ballistic tips or have them inserted backwards.
- [.30 Cal (.300") SLAP Airgun slug 44.5 grains. FREE SHIPPING](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/30/30-cal-300-slap-airgun-slug-44-5-grains/) - RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can buy for several years now. We've always focused on the best possible products at reasonable prices for competition and hunting as our best way to enter a market. That's what these are. These are the best light weight slug on the market but at
- [.30 Carbine (.308) 110 Gr. Armscor Full Metal Jacket Round Nose *NEW*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/30-carbine-110-gr-full-metal-jacket-round-nose-new/) - This is the perfect bullet for your M1 Carbine or any .30 carbine pistol. They are excellent for target shooting or plinking.
- [Casting Lead from RMR Jacketed Bullet Cores (approximately 10 Brinnel hardness)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-in-house/casting-lead-from-rmr-jacketed-bullet-cores-approximately-12-brinnel-hardness/) - Please expect about 2 weeks for this item to ship.
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 130 Round Nose (Read Full Description Before Ordering!)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/idaho-silver-9mm-131-round-nose-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - Idaho Silver 9mm 130 grain Round Nose (Same dimensions as the 135 Grain RN) Use load data for a 135 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they shoot
- [.308 180 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-180-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [.25 Cal (.250") SLAP Airgun slug 26 grains. FREE SHIPPING](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/25/25-cal-250-slap-airgun-slug-26-grains/) - RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can buy for several years now. We've always focused on the best possible products at reasonable prices for competition and hunting as our best way to enter a market. That's what these are. These are the best light weight slug on the market but at
- [.308 195 gr Tipped MatchKing 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-195-gr-tipped-matchking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [.357 124 Gr. RMR FMJ Flat Nose "Tears"](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-38/357-124-gr-rmr-fmj-flat-nose-tears/) - RMR’s .357 124 Full Metal Jacket Flat Nose bullets. These bullets are made by us! We needed a way to differentiate our .357 line from the 9mm line since we don't yet have a cannelure machine and we don't want our packagers to send the wrong ones. Someone mentioned that if RMR keeps making new
- [Idaho Silver 9mm 120 JHP *Nuke* (Read Full Description Before Ordering)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/idaho-silver-9mm-120-jhp-nuke-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - Idaho Silver 9mm 120 JHP *Nuke* (Same dimensions as the 124 grain NUKE) Use load data for a 124 grain bullet. Unfortunately, these aren't actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they shoot really
- [.380 95 Gr. RMR FMJ Round Nose Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/380-95-gr-rmr-fmj-round-nose-bullets-new/) - Brand new for June of 2018, introducing the all new .380 95 Gr. FMJ bullet from Rocky Mountain Reloading! Made right here at our factory in Lewiston, Idaho, these bullets are perfect for your .380 or for lightning-fast 9mm or .357 sig rounds! Let us know what you think in our insider forum on Facebook:
- [7mm 140 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/284-7mm-rifle/7mm-140-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [270 cal 140 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/277-6-8mm/270-cal-140-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [25 cal 110 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/257-25-06/25-cal-110-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [22 cal 50 gr BlitzKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/224-5-56mm/22-cal-50-gr-blitzking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [.25 Cal (.250") SLAP Airgun slug 26 grains. FREE SHIPPING "2nds"](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/25/25-cal-250-slap-airgun-slug-26-grains-free-shipping-seconds/) - These are 2nds because they may not meet our very strict weight variance tolerances. They still shoot great. Also, you may find a very few of them with some misshapen noses. We send extras so just toss them or shoot them for fun. Possible media mixed in. RMR has been making some of
- [.30 Cal (.300") SLAP Airgun slug 44.5 grains. FREE SHIPPING  "2nds"](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/30/30-cal-300-slap-airgun-slug-44-5-grains-free-shipping-seconds/) - These are 2nds because they may not meet our very strict weight variance tolerances. They still shoot great. Also, you may find a very few of them with some misshapen noses. We send extras so just toss them or shoot them for fun. RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can
- [.45 225 Gr. RMR Idaho Silver FMJ Round Nose (Read Full Description Before Ordering!)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/45-452/idaho-silver-45-225-gr-rmr-fmj-round-nose-read-full-description-before-ordering/) - .45 225 Gr. RMR FMJ Round Nose (Use load data for a 230 grain FMJ) Idaho Silver Bullets Unfortunately, these aren’t actually silver bullets. These jackets are made with a zinc and copper alloy (very high % of zinc and low % of copper). They look absolutely beautiful and they shoot really really well. They
- [.357 147 Gr. RMR FMJ (SMILEY) "2nds"](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-38/357-147-gr-rmr-fmj-smiley-seconds/) - Introducing the new .357 147 grain RMR Smiley face bullet! Bright your day and send some happiness at your target with our smiley face FMJ! There shouldn't be but it is possible that you may find a 9mm bullet in these. They are easy to spot because they won't have any stamp on the nose.
- [.224 62 Gr. SS109 / M855 Full Metal Jacket Steel Core *NEW*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/224-5-56mm/224-62-gr-ss109-m855-full-metal-jacket-steel-core-new/) - These are brand new Winchester/Lake City 62 grain SS109 bullets. These are the bullets that are loaded in Military M855 ammunition. They do not have green tips on them because the bullets don't get painted until after they are loaded and these are new so they've never been loaded. These have steel cores and will
- [.308 180 Gr. Flat Base Soft Point Bullets 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-180-gr-flat-base-soft-point/) - These were sold to us as blems. They are a premium American made hunting bullets but we can't say who made them because they don't normally sell them as a reloading component and they don't want their name on their blems.
- [T-Shirt: Will Work For Bullets - Unisex](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-will-work-for-bullets-unisex/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Will Work For Bullets” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are a Unisex fit, so anyone should be able to find a size that works for their shape. They are made of ring-spun cotton and are very soft. For added comfort, the tags are light-weight and
- [.308 155 gr Tipped MatchKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/308-7-62mm/308-155-gr-tipped-matchking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [9mm 135 Gr. RMR Full Metal Jacket Round Nose Bullets](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/357-sig-355/9mm-135-gr-rmr-round-nose/) - RMR’s 9mm 135 Full Metal Jacket Round Nose bullets. These bullets are made by us! Based on the same profile as our excellent 115 and 124 grain FMJ RN bullets, these 135's have the same accuracy and feeding reliability, with a bit more oomph on target. If you need more of that "oomph" to take
- [T-Shirt: Invest In Precious Metals, Reload - Unisex](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-invest-in-precious-metals-reload-unisex/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Invest in Precious Metals, Reload” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are a Unisex fit, so anyone should be able to find a size that works for their shape. They are made of ring-spun cotton and are very soft. For added comfort, the tags are light-weight
- [9mm Luger New Brass RMI Cases 2nds (NEW)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/pistol-cases/9mm-luger-parabellum/9mm-luger-new-brass-rmi-cases-2nds-new/) - These are great cases for those who have to leave their brass on the ground after they fire them. The company that made the material that was used to make these cases sent some defective material. They are safe to shoot, but we've gotten reports of some splits that appear in the very middle of
- [T-Shirt: Stupid People Offend Me - Unisex](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-stupid-people-offend-me-unisex/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Stupid People Offend Me!” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are a Unisex fit, so anyone should be able to find a size that works for their shape. They are made of ring-spun cotton and are very soft. For added comfort, the tags are light-weight and
- [.380 ACP CCI Primed Aluminum Cases *PULLED* PLEASE READ FULL DESCRIPTION!](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/pistol-cases/380-acp/380-acp-cci-primed-aluminum-cases-pulled/) - These are great cases for those who don't pick up their range brass. I've used these cases (in 9mm) for the last 6-7 years almost exclusively for competitions. Aluminum cases do not stretch much before they split so you have to bell the case mouth the absolute minimum amount to get the bullet in there.
- [.35 Cal (.357") SLAP Airgun slug 68 grains. FREE SHIPPING](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/35/35-cal-357-slap-airgun-slug-68-grains/) - RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can buy for several years now. We've always focused on the best possible products at reasonable prices for competition and hunting as our best way to enter a market. That's what these are. These are the best light weight slug on the market but at
- [.357 147 FN / 9mm 147 FN Mixed RMR Full Metal Jacket Bullets 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/pistol/9mm-355/357-147-fn-9mm-147-fn-mixed-rmr-full-metal-jacket-bullets-2nds/) - These are our .357 147 gr FMJ Truncated Cone Flat point "Smiley Face" bullets that got mixed with 9mm 147 gr flat point "Matchwinners". Except that the "smiley face" is just a circle. There may have been a punch in the machine that broke, leaving only the small circle instead of the smiley face. And
- [.22 Cal (.217") SLAP Airgun slug 22 grains. FREE SHIPPING "2nds"](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/22/22-cal-217-slap-airgun-slug-22-grains-free-shipping-seconds/) - These are 2nds because they may not meet our very strict weight variance tolerances. They still shoot great. Also, you may find a very few of them with some misshapen noses. We send extras so just toss them or shoot them for fun. RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can
- [T-Shirt: Tumult of Liberty - Unisex](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-tumult-of-liberty-unisex/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “I Prefer the Tumult of Liberty to the Quiet of Servitude!” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are a Unisex fit, so anyone should be able to find a size that works for their shape. They are made of ring-spun cotton and are very soft. For
- [RMR Bullets Giftcard](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/giftcards/rmr-bullets-giftcard/)
- [.224 RMR 75 Gr. BTHP 3GH *NEW* "2nds" (Read Description Before Ordering)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/224-5-56mm/224-rmr-75-gr-bthp-3gh-new-seconds-read-description-before-ordering/) - These are 2nds. That means they may have some variations in OAL or meplat diameter. They may shoot amazing or the may just be meh. This is a brand new product by RMR. Basically, all I have done is rudimentary accuracy tests to make sure that I'm happy with it's accuracy capability. I've been using
- [6mm 70 gr  BlitzKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/243-6mm/6mm-70-gr-blitzking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [7mm 165 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/284-7mm-rifle/7mm-165-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [7mm 160 gr Tipped MatchKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/284-7mm-rifle/7mm-160-gr-tipped-matchking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [9mm Luger New Brass RMI Cases (NEW)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/pistol-cases/9mm-luger-parabellum/9mm-luger-new-brass-rmi-cases-new/) - These are brand new and unfired cases. For a very long time we have wanted to provide cases but the cost and quality of what was available just didn't seem to line up in a way that allowed us to make money and still provide a good product. Well, we at RMR were involved in
- [9mm Luger New Brass RMR Cases (NEW)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/pistol-cases/9mm-luger-parabellum/9mm-luger-new-brass-rmr-cases-new/) - These are brand new and unfired cases. For a very long time we have wanted to provide cases but the cost and quality of what was available just didn't seem to line up in a way that allowed us to make money and still provide a good product. Well, we at RMR were involved in
- [T-Shirt: Bullets Make Me Happy - Unisex](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-bullets-make-me-happy-unisex/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Bullets Make Me Happy!” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are a Unisex fit, so anyone should be able to find a size that works for their shape. They are made of ring-spun cotton and are very soft. For added comfort, the tags are light-weight and are
- [25 cal 90 gr BlitzKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/257-25-06/25-cal-90-gr-blitzking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [.243 Win Winchester Cartridge Brass Primed Cases #3 *PULLED* READ DESCRIPTION*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/rifle-cases/243-winchester/243-win-winchester-cartridge-brass-primed-cases-3-pulled-read-description/) - #3 brass is meant for the more experienced reloader. These are good for the primers and/or recycling the brass. Many of them will be unusable but you can retrieve the primers. Almost all of these cases will have some defect or another. Hopefully the price reflects the quality or lack thereof. If you plan to
- [7mm 150 gr Tipped GameKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/284-7mm-rifle/7mm-150-gr-tipped-gameking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [T-Shirt: Will Work For Bullets - M](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-will-work-for-bullets-m/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Will Work For Bullets” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are an athletic fit and will be snug. Men’s shirts are Young Men’s Very Important Tee and Women’s shirts are Junior Very Important Tee; keep this in mind when choosing sizes. They are made of
- [.35 Cal (.357") SLAP Airgun slug 68 grains. "2nds"](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/airgun/35/35-cal-357-slap-airgun-slug-68-grains-2nds/) - These are 2nds because they may not meet our very strict weight variance tolerances. They still shoot great. Also, you may find a very few of them with some misshapen noses. We send extras so just toss them or shoot them for fun. RMR has been making some of the best bullets money can buy
- [.270 Win. Winchester Brass Primed Cases #2 *PULLED* (Please read description carefully)](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/rifle-cases/270-winchester-rifle-cases/270-win-winchester-brass-primed-cases-2-pulled/) - .270 Win. Winchester Primed Brass (1,000 Count)
- [RMR logo Hoodie](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/rmr-logo-hoodie/) - This is a very nice and soft Hoodie. It's quite warm. I wouldn't say that it's great for really cold environments but for everyday walking around it is quite nice. I normally wear an XL shirt and I tried the XL hoodie and it fit perfectly so the sizes should match up to what you
- [.375 300 Gr. Nosler Partition/A-FRAME Jacketed Soft Point *PULLED*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/375-9-5mm-rifle/375-300-gr-nosler-partition-a-frame-jacketed-soft-point-pulled/) - Here's a rare find! These Nosler Partitions AND Swift (not the singer) A-Frames are top of the line, premium hunting bullets! It appears that most are the Partitions, but some bags are A-Frames and some bags may be mixed. New, they typically sell for over $2 per bullet - IF you can find them. But
- [T-Shirt: Bullets Make Me Happy - M](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-bullets-make-me-happy-m/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Bullets Make Me Happy!” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are an athletic fit and will be snug. Men’s shirts are Young Men’s Very Important Tee and Women’s shirts are Junior Very Important Tee; keep this in mind when choosing sizes. They are made of
- [RMR .22 GrendARC .22 ARC / .224 Grendel 3 Die Set.](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/rmr-reloading-dies/rmr-22-grendarc-22-arc-224-grendel-3-die-set/) - THESE WILL NOT SIZE DOWN THE THINNER HORNADY OR ALPHA CASES ENOUGH FOR PROPER NECK TENSION. We highly recommend just buying Starline 6.5 Grendel cases and sizing them down with these dies. We have been seriously playing with the .224 Grendel for years and have always lamented that there were no good dies out there
- [.243 Win Winchester Cartridge Brass Primed Cases #2 *PULLED*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/rifle-cases/243-winchester/243-win-winchester-cartridge-brass-primed-cases-2-pulled/) - #2 brass is meant for the more experienced reloader. These primed cases have never been fired and come from demilled ammunition. They are essentially brand new but may have occasional minor dings or dents from the pulling process, including some mouth bulging that should size out when loaded. This is actually very typical for some
- [.270 Win Cartridge Brass Primed Cases #3 *PULLED* READ DESCRIPTION*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/rifle-cases/270-winchester-rifle-cases/270-win-cartridge-brass-primed-cases-3-pulled-read-description/) - #3 brass is meant for the more experienced reloader. These are good for the primers and/or recycling the brass. Many of them will be unusable but you can retrieve the primers. Almost all of these cases will have some defect or another. Hopefully the price reflects the quality or lack thereof. If you plan to
- [25 cal 70 gr BlitzKing - 2nds](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/257-25-06/25-cal-70-gr-blitzking-2nds/) - Sierra says these are 2nds because some of the tips are damaged or missing. It is a very small percentage. Sierra says it should be less than 20% but that was their worst case scenario. My guess is it's less than 10%. Expect 2nds. Actually, expect them to be garbage so that you can be
- [T-Shirt: Invest In Precious Metals, Reload - M](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-invest-in-precious-metals-reload-m/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Invest in Precious Metals, Reload” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are an athletic fit and will be snug. Men’s shirts are Young Men’s Very Important Tee and Women’s shirts are Junior Very Important Tee; keep this in mind when choosing sizes. They are made
- [350 Legend Brass Primed Cases #3 *PULLED* READ DESCRIPTION*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/cases/rifle-cases/350-legend-rifle-cases/350-legend-brass-primed-cases-3-pulled-read-description/) - #3 brass is meant for the more experienced reloader. These are good for the primers and/or recycling the brass and only that. They aren't good for shooting. Many of them will be unusable but you can retrieve the primers. Almost all of these cases will have some significant defect or another. Hopefully the price reflects
- [.277 175 Grain Sierra Tipped Gameking Bullets  *PULLED*](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/bullets/rifle/277-6-8mm/277-175-grain-sierra-tipped-gameking-bullets-pulled/) - These are high quality hunting bullets which were pulled from factory ammunition. The price on these is awesome but the supply is limited. Once they are all gone, we cannot guarantee that we'll get more in stock. There appear to be some decent pull marks, but there's so much bearing surface on these long
- [T-Shirt: Will Work For Bullets - F](https://www.rmrbullets.com/shop/apparel-swag/attire/shirts/t-shirt-will-work-for-bullets-f/) - Show the world your love of reloading with your RMR exclusive, “Will Work For Bullets” T-Shirt! Printed on tee shirts, these shirts are an athletic fit and will be snug. Men’s shirts are Young Men’s Very Important Tee and Women’s shirts are Junior Very Important Tee; keep this in mind when choosing sizes. They are made of

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