9mm with h335

LePepper

LePepper

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I did a boubou and wondering if anybody has a chart to load 9mm with H335.
I was doing some cleaning and had a handfull of primmed 9mm so decided to reload even though the kids were running around and reloaded 9mm with 5.7gr of H335 I was going to undo them but wondering if anybody has a chart or a recipe for 9mm I with H335.

Thanks Pepper
 
Certainly there will be no load data, H335 is totally out of the wheelhouse for 9mm.

The consequences of shooting excessively slow powder in a cartridge are erratic ignition, low pressure and velocity, and dirty burning. Possibility of squibs, and bullets stuck in barrels, exists. If you don't mind facing those consequences, then pulling by shooting may be possible.
 
I kinda figured I wasn’t supposed to shoot it but was looking for a way of not pulling the bullets but i guess I will be pounding wood for a while

Thanks guys
 
Look at the bright side. You learned a valuable lesson.

A much worse scenario would have been to reload rifle rounds with Titegroup or HP-38 and shoot them!
 
LePepper said:
I kinda figured I wasn’t supposed to shoot it but was looking for a way of not pulling the bullets but i guess I will be pounding wood for a while

Thanks guys
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It won't do your pistol any harm to shoot that ammo. It may or may not function properly with such a slow powder. At the very worst, you may have to cycle each round by hand.

I made a similar error back in the day. I had to cycle the the P35 by hand on each round. I only had fifty rounds loaded, so it wasn't a great problem.

If you decide to shoot it, check the bore after the first round to make sure there isn't a projectile stuck in it.
 
Thanks guys
I pulled them all out was long and boring but learned my lessons don’t reload on whim with kids running around
 
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