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I have just bought a S&W 952 Long Slide and was wondering if anyone
could advise me as to the best bullet for reloading 9MM for PPC shooting. The gun has a 6" barrel and I could purchase swaged, cast or jacketed rounds (Montana Gold). Best bullet and best weight? |
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"Jim" wrote in message ... I have just bought a S&W 952 Long Slide and was wondering if anyone could advise me as to the best bullet for reloading 9MM for PPC shooting. The gun has a 6" barrel and I could purchase swaged, cast or jacketed rounds (Montana Gold). Best bullet and best weight? I think I'd use an amusing 1995 Merlot. |
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"Jim" wrote in message ... I have just bought a S&W 952 Long Slide and was wondering if anyone could advise me as to the best bullet for reloading 9MM for PPC shooting. The gun has a 6" barrel and I could purchase swaged, cast or jacketed rounds (Montana Gold). Best bullet and best weight? If this weren't the winemaking newsgroup, I'd ask if your intention of doing PPC is to carry, then I'd say the best bullet would be .45ACP JHP which naturally implies you bought the wrong gun. But since it is the winemaking newsgroup... So what newsgroup were you -aiming- for? |
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You might try increasing the free SO2 by about 20 ppm in your loads,
and definitely should consider using that barrel for some micro-oxygenation. In article wrote: I have just bought a S&W 952 Long Slide and was wondering if anyone could advise me as to the best bullet for reloading 9MM for PPC shooting. The gun has a 6" barrel and I could purchase swaged, cast orjacketed rounds (Montana Gold). Best bullet and best weight? -- I'm using an evaluation license of nemo since 63 days. You should really try it! http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo |
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I'd've figured that comments about shots would be on alc.alc.c2h5oh.
On Jul 27, 11:11 pm, Jim wrote: I have just bought a S&W 952 Long Slide and was wondering if anyone could advise me as to the best bullet for reloading 9MM for PPC shooting. The gun has a 6" barrel and I could purchase swaged, cast or jacketed rounds (Montana Gold). Best bullet and best weight? |
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On Jul 27, 11:11 pm, Jim wrote:
I have just bought a S&W 952 Long Slide and was wondering if anyone could advise me as to the best bullet for reloading 9MM for PPC shooting. The gun has a 6" barrel and I could purchase swaged, cast or jacketed rounds (Montana Gold). Best bullet and best weight? perhaps a good quality champagne cork, renowned for their velocity and impact? |
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You could use folly wine... I believe that contains shoots...
Jim On Jul 30, 5:40 pm, Joe Sallustio wrote: Hi Jim, I guess you noticed you posted to the wrong group. Joe |
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Yes sorry about that. No need to apologize; I don't think anyone else realized you are a winemaker. There a lot of newer people on the group now. By the way, I used to reload years ago; that's how we could afford to shoot. If your goal is to learn to shoot the gun (or how the gun shoots) - cast is cheaper while you are getting a feel for it. then you can move up to swagged or jacketed which shoot about the same. My dad still shoots and reloads if you want me to hook you up with his email and are planning to load for this too. We were more 'long gun' shooters though. Joe |
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Nah, no apologies required. We had fun ragging on you.
c "Jim" wrote in message ... Yes sorry about that. On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:40:20 -0700, Joe Sallustio wrote: Hi Jim, I guess you noticed you posted to the wrong group. Joe |