Light 9mm loads?

[Balance]

Hey, I'm looking for a really light 9mm load. I have 124 grain round nose bullets and im using titegroup. Shooting out of a stock glock 17 gen 4. Does anyone have any experience loading light 9mm loads? Thanks! I did load some with 3.6grains of titegroup at COL 1.120. Has anyone here played around with this?

 

[Antoine22]

3.6 grain of Titegroup under a 124 grain projectile? Holy puff load batman, aren't you having malfunction with this load?

 

[mister308]

Hey, I'm looking for a really light 9mm load. I have 124 grain round nose bullets and im using titegroup. Shooting out of a stock glock 17 gen 4. Does anyone have any experience loading light 9mm loads? Thanks! I did load some with 3.6grains of titegroup at COL 1.120. Has anyone here played around with this?

I fed my g17 gen 4 the exact same load and it ate them perfectly. They were noticeably light, however. I prefer to use 4.0gr for 124gr bullet

 

[Adamlxlx]

I do 3.6 of titegroup with 124gr bullets. Never had a malfunction. A friend of mine at the range did 3.2gr of titegroup with 124gr and they still functioned. I guess it all depends on the gun.

 

[kg]

3.4 has worked in the few guns I tried it with.

 

[Balance]

I do 3.6 of titegroup with 124gr bullets. Never had a malfunction. A friend of mine at the range did 3.2gr of titegroup with 124gr and they still functioned. I guess it all depends on the gun.

What guns did they cycle from?

 

[Balance]

3.2gr would be amazing if they function through my glock, I will load some up tonight.

 

[Adamlxlx]

I forget what gun specifically. It was a 9mm 1911 of some sort. He gave me 4 to try and they cycled fine in my glock 17. But it was only 4 rounds so its not really conclusive.