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March 8, 2011, 12:41 PM
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Join Date: March 4, 2011
Location: Minnesota Lake Country
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Montana Gold 115 gr. CMJ-9mm Question
I have been reloading for my 9mm Sig, H&K and Glock semi-automatics, using Hornady 115 gr. FMJ-RN-ENC bullets (bullet length 0.548”). My pet load is 4.4 gr. of Alliant Bullseye powder with a COL of 1.100”, light taper crimp. Would this be an appropriate powder charge and COL using Montana Gold 115 gr. CMJ bullets (bullet length 0.568”)?
I would appreciate input from those of you with experience using MG bullets. mr-mom 
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