Titegroup load for 124 gr. Jacketed

[Guest]

Why wouldn't Hogdon list their Titegroup load for standard 124 jacketed bullets (9mm)?     All they list in their tool is some hollow tail bullet.   "BERB HBRN TP"  

Does anyone have a good book with this data?  My Hornady manual doesn't include Titegroup so I guess I'll be looking for another manual... 

Edited July 24, 2016 by Guest

[DWARREN123]

This is from Hodgdon Load Data Center. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!! 

I use the following load data;

125gr Hornady HAP, TiteGroup, bullet dia. .356, COAL 1.069", 2.8 gr of powder, 816 FPS, 27,000PSI, up to  3.2 gr of powder, 930 FPS, 33,700 PSI 

or

125gr SIE FMJ, bullet dia. .355", COAL 1.090", 4.1gr of powder, 1,069 FPS, 27,300 CUP, to 4.4gr of powder,  1.136 FPS, COP 30,600

 

I start at the low end and slowly work up because the range from min to max is .4 gr for the first load and .3 for the second load. I also load as long as possible to fit the magazine and barrel chamber.

This is from Hodgdon Load Data Center.  USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!!

 

As for why they do not list more loads is because they do not have safe data for other loads, just my thought.

[ReeferMac]

I use the Titegroup for 124 gr. round-nose from Berry's bullets, and have loaded from 3.7 up to 4.5 grains. My usual load is about 4.1-4.3, much more than that and you really feel the crack in your wrist, 3.7's a cream-puff though. S&W M&P compact cycles fine on that whole range. Haven't used a chrono, so dunno what it's coming out at. Seems to punch holes in paper just fine however.

 

- K