Titegroup 9mm loads.

[palmetto99]

I started loading 9mm rounds this past Spring. I started with Unique, but a friend recommended Titegroup. Less powder is used with Titegroup, so more rounds loaded per pound of powder. I worked ups some rounds a couple of weeks ago and got to try them out this past weekend. I used my Speer (no.14) data. I loaded one group of 115 fmj over 4.1 grn of TG and the other groups was 115 fmj over 4.3 grn of TG (mixed brass with CCI SPP #500). I'm using 115 fmj because that is what I have "in stock" at the moment. I ran both groups through my Glock G17 and G19. All functioned well. When I did my part, They all grouped pretty well too. BUT, the 4.3 grn loads did seem a little more "snappy". If you are using TG for your 9mm/115grn loads (or 124 grn for that matter), could you please let me know what works for you? BTW, all of my 9mm reloading goes toward practice for IDPA. Thanks for any input.

 

[gwalchmai]

I use 4.4gr with a 124gr FMJ bullet. It's a max load and simulates NATO pretty closely. I use it in my CZ75 and it works great.

 

[OKFC05]

my 9mm reloading goes toward practice for IDPA

Only takes 4gr of Titegroup to make minor power+ with 124gr Precision Delta 124gr FMJ for IDPA/SSP, verified with chronograph using M&P Pro, Brn HP, and Paraord Model 189..

 

[essixx]

I use 4.5gr of Titegroup with 115gr. Winchester FMJ bullets and CCI small pistol primers. I currently use this load in my S&W 5906 and Beretta 92FS.
I used Unique back when it was called Hercules Unique and the Speer Reloading manual called for 6.4gr. for a 115gr bullet. Shot many rounds with that load in several different Smith 9mm's.
I seem to remember that the Hercules Unique was similar to what the U.S. Government used in their 9mm at the time, but I could be mistaken on that point.

 

[Yurko]

115 gr plated (Berry's) over 4.5 gr titegroup
I sold my 9mm, but still have a box of my reloads