highland tom
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Newbie here with a question,
I an reloading .9mm rounds
Titegroup powder
115 grain platted RN bullets
By mistake I loaded some and kept the COL at 1.1690 and then realized that my recipe said it should be COL 1.125 so I set die at right size and fixed the COL.
I have two questions
1- How close do I have to be to 1.125 on COL? I know the best is exact, but these are just for plinking
2- I have found a recipe that said that the COL is ok if I had used Bullseye powder instead of Tightgroup powder and I have read that they have very close burn rates between these two powders, so my question to all of you guys that have doing this for years is, do you think it is ok tto shoot these loads?
My big problem is I live in the city and it is not easy to check out my rounds without taking a lot of time getting to a range
Thanks in advance, Highland Tom
I an reloading .9mm rounds
Titegroup powder
115 grain platted RN bullets
By mistake I loaded some and kept the COL at 1.1690 and then realized that my recipe said it should be COL 1.125 so I set die at right size and fixed the COL.
I have two questions
1- How close do I have to be to 1.125 on COL? I know the best is exact, but these are just for plinking
2- I have found a recipe that said that the COL is ok if I had used Bullseye powder instead of Tightgroup powder and I have read that they have very close burn rates between these two powders, so my question to all of you guys that have doing this for years is, do you think it is ok tto shoot these loads?
My big problem is I live in the city and it is not easy to check out my rounds without taking a lot of time getting to a range
Thanks in advance, Highland Tom