Mr Colt 45.
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Can I use a .365 head in a stranded 9mm case I know it's wider then the .355 head but can it work or will it be to wide for the standered 92fs 9mm barrel.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
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9mm reloading
- Thread starter Mr Colt 45.
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I hope you mean .356. If so , then yes.
What kind of "head" are you talking about? And what is a "stranded" 9mm? Sounds like you may need to measure the bullets you have and slug the barrel of your gun? "Normally" 9mm jacketed bullets run .355"-.356", and for a cast lead bullet .356" up to .359" (if it will chamber).
If you mean a .356" bullet in a standard 9mm pistol, then yes, you can use it...
If you mean a .356" bullet in a standard 9mm pistol, then yes, you can use it...
You cannot use .356 "heads" in a 9MM, but you can use .356 bullets.Can I use a .365 head in a stranded 9mm case I know it's wider then the .355 head but can it work or will it be to wide for the standered 92fs 9mm barrel.
I use 0.355-0.357" jacketed bullets and 0.357-0.358" cast bullets all the time in 9x19. In fact, 0.356-0.357" jacketed are almost always more accurate than 0.355" jacketed. I always start ALL loading with a new bullet at the starting load, but I have never seen early pressure signs using the larger bullets.
However, you CAN NOT use a 0.365" bullet.
However, you CAN NOT use a 0.365" bullet.