9mm Luger Reloading Data

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Reloading Data For The 9mm Luger
Rolling you own ammo for the 9mm Luger may not save you very much money. So why reload? Accuracy! Weight sorting bullets and weighing each powder charge will produce accurate ammo that is difficult to match with mass production. You also get a large selection of bullets not available in factory ammunition.
The below reloading information has been collected from many online sources, including user submitted data in forums. Powder charges shown are the maximum. It is always a good idea to reduce powder charges by 10%, then work up to maximum. Pay close attention to case length, case thickness, and overall cartridge length! The velocities are most likely from a 4 inch barrel shooting jacketed bullets. Maximum loads are for modern pistols that are approved for +P+ ammo. Use this information at your own risk. We accept no responsibility for the use of this data. Feel free to share your pet handloads in the Guest Book. We may add some submitted handloads to this list.

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Reloading data for the 9mm Luger collected from v-3N37 v-N350 Power Pistol Blue Dot Unique HS6 Longshot Herco HS-6 HS7 publications and other sources 90 gr 95 gr 115 grain 124 grain 130 grain 147 gr. around the web. 9mm Luger Pistol Information Reloading Data 9mm 9x19 Handloads. v-3N37 v-N350 Power Pistol Blue Dot Unique HS6 Longshot Herco HS-6 HS7 Accurate Arms Alliant Powder Co. Hodgdon Powder Vitavuori Powder IMR Powder Sierra Bullets Speer Bullets Hornady Site 90 gr 95 gr 115 grain 124 grain 130 grain 147 gr. Gun Dealer Tikka Winchester Ruger deer rifle Savage Remington AK47 AR15 shotgun Best Linux For Home PC Computer Newbie