9mm Round Nose
- Thread starter Ben
- Start date
https://www.artfulbullet.com/index.php?threads/1st-trip-to-the-range-with-ruger-9mm-carbine.4547/
Trevor can go through a big pile of loaded 9mm ammo.
Ben
Trevor can go through a big pile of loaded 9mm ammo.
Ben
Last edited:
Wasalmonslayer
Well-Known Member
I owned that mold for a while and I shot very well!
I have so many 35 molds it started getting dusty so I sold it.
Not for any fault of the molds or the bullets performance.
I have so many 35 molds it started getting dusty so I sold it.
Not for any fault of the molds or the bullets performance.
Wasalmonslayer
Well-Known Member
CZ93X62
Official forum enigma
That is a well-designed bullet. There is some flexibility in seating depth, owing to that rebated ogive origin and square-ended front drive band. Depending on pistol throat depth, a .020" to .050" front drive band protrusion ahead of the case mouth is possible with this bullet. The .340" nose diameter will clear any possible land diameters, and there is plenty of drive band to grab fast-twist rifling without skidding. I get similar results from Lyman #358242 (the 125 grain version).
Last edited:
Nice mould, are you only going to use it on 9 mm?
I just picked up a nice used NOE 358-124 TC hoping to use it in my 9's and possibly some 38's. It drops at 127 grains average and .3595-0360. I tried a few in my CZ P 10C and it was right on first time with 3.6 grains of HP-38. Now to see how they perform in a 38.
I just picked up a nice used NOE 358-124 TC hoping to use it in my 9's and possibly some 38's. It drops at 127 grains average and .3595-0360. I tried a few in my CZ P 10C and it was right on first time with 3.6 grains of HP-38. Now to see how they perform in a 38.