help reloading for glock

[marino medeiros]

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hi can some one help me im going to reload for a glock model 35 40cal anyone know a good powder or good load im useing 180 jhp bullet thank you.please delete

 

[ampegor]

We would need more info. do you want full power factory style loads or target loads etc. Also how long is the barrel in a model 35?
With a little more info I'm sure someone here can help you
Andy

 

[marino medeiros]

We would need more info. do you want full power factory style loads or target loads etc. Also how long is the barrel in a model 35?
With a little more info I'm sure someone here can help you
Andy

hi its a 5inch barrel and i need light target loads thank you .

 

[RePete]

hi can some one help me im going to reload for a glock model 35 40cal anyone know a good powder or good load im useing 180 jhp bullet thank you.

4.6gr of TiteGroup or 4.6gr of VV N320 will do the trick very nicely.

They are my loads for my G35 and my STI Trojan.

 

[marino medeiros]

thank you very much

 

[.Ben]

4.6gr of TiteGroup or 4.6gr of VV N320 will do the trick very nicely.

They are my loads for my G35 and my STI Trojan.

+1 i just started loaidng for 9mm and i use titegroup seems simple to load with....

 

[Craig67]

Try 6 grains of HS-6 , its a nice target load and works well out of my G22.

Craig

 

[Canuck44]

.Ben

Unique and Win 231 are two other powders that work well in 9MM.

Take Care

Bob

 

[saskgunowner101]

hi its a 5inch barrel and i need light target loads thank you .

Titegroup seems to work well. Min- max loads for .40 are 4.2 to 4.7 grains with 180 grain bullets. 4.2 or 4.4 is nice in my M&P40.

 

[hatman1793]

155 grain cast bullets.

The nice people at Lone Wolf make a very nice aftermarket, lands and grooves barrel for the G22, & G35. With one of them you can shoot a ton of cast bullets a whole lot cheaper.
My pal Rick at RandRbullets@mountaincable.net makes a terrific cast 155 grain semi-wadd cutter bullet that flies great.
I am using Aliant's bulk powder PROMO, which is just like RedDot. 3.9 or 4.0 grains of that great stuff behind Rick's 155 SWC is a tack driver.