Quickload? Titegroup in 9mm/7.63 mauser

[C96 1897]

Hey all

If somebody has quick load and wouldnt mind looking up a couple loads for me that would be great!


I am shooting a 124gr bullet over 3.2 gr Titegroup at the moment (9mm luger) and it's cycling the gun so if someone could look up what load of titegroup I'll need to reach 1050 fps from a 5.5 inch barrel I would appreciate it!

Also I'm curious if someone could look up some Data for 7.63 mauser using titegroup, 85gr bullet again in a 5.5 inch barrel. Velocity on this somewhere between 1100 and 1400 would be awesome!

Thanks in advance!

 

[Geoff B]

I have been shooting 124gn jacketed hp because they provide a nice, round hole on the target.
My CZ Shadow needs 3.9 gn Titegroup to get 1053fps. It is most accurate with 4.0 TG and 1070 fps.
Hope this helps.
Geoff

 

[Canuck Mag North]

You should get a chronograph to easily measure fps. I load 9mm 115 grain jacketed round nose between 3.2gr-4.2gr titegroup depending on the desired fps and power I need to cycle reliably. Your going to be somewhere in the 3.9-4.2gn range to get in the range of 1000-1100fps. A chrono would let you see results on say 10-20 rounds at a time starting at 3.2gn of titegroup and working your way up 0.1-0.2gn at a time per 10-20 round until you get to 4.2gn max.

 

[Ariu]

Cartridge : 9 mm Luger (SAAMI)
Bullet : .355, 124, Hornady HP/XTP 35571
Useable Case Capaci: 9.751 grain H2O = 0.633 cm³
Cartridge O.A.L. L6: 1.169 inch = 29.69 mm
Barrel Length : 5.5 inch = 139.7 mm
Powder : Hodgdon TiteGroup ?

Predicted data by increasing and decreasing the given charge, incremented in steps of 1.0% of nominal charge.
CAUTION: Figures exceed maximum and minimum recommended loads !

Step	Fill.	Charge	Vel.	Energy	Pmax	Pmuz	Prop.Burnt	B_Time
%	%	Grains	fps	ft.lbs	psi	psi	%	ms
-10.0	49	3.60	996	273	21174	2171	100.0	0.668​
-09.0	50	3.64	1003	277	21616	2191	100.0	0.663​
-08.0	50	3.68	1010	281	22065	2210	100.0	0.657​
-07.0	51	3.72	1017	285	22518	2229	100.0	0.652​
-06.0	51	3.76	1023	288	22978	2248	100.0	0.646​
-05.0	52	3.80	1030	292	23442	2268	100.0	0.64​
-04.0	52	3.84	1037	296	23913	2287	100.0	0.634​
-03.0	53	3.88	1044	300	24389	2306	100.0	0.629​
-02.0	54	3.92	1051	304	24871	2325	100.0	0.623​
-01.0	54	3.96	1057	308	25359	2344	100.0	0.618​
+00.0	55	4.00	1064	312	25853	2363	100.0	0.612​
+01.0	55	4.04	1071	316	26352	2382	100.0	0.607​
+02.0	56	4.08	1077	319	26858	2401	100.0	0.602​
+03.0	56	4.12	1084	323	27369	2420	100.0	0.597​
+04.0	57	4.16	1090	327	27887	2439	100.0	0.592​
+05.0	57	4.20	1097	331	28410	2458	100.0	0.587​

Results caused by ± 10% powder lot-to-lot burning rate variation using nominal charge
Data for burning rate increased by 10% relative to nominal value:
+Ba 55 4.00 1080 321 29126 2315 100.0 0.587
Data for burning rate decreased by 10% relative to nominal value:
-Ba 55 4.00 1041 298 22457 2434 100.0 0.646

 

[little b]

So saw this and started looking at your Mauser question, and which 85gr bullet, and I get if you have not purchased Quickload so your asking but neither have I as Gordon's reloading tool has been working just fine for me https://grtools.de/ It's free.

 

[PPCLI-Jim]

I run PC 124gn over 4 grains of TG, loaded on my Dillon 550. Not too sure about speed as I use it in my pistols and PCCs, but im not having issues with lead build up. If they weren't PC'd I'd definitely be running GCs or a conservative load

 

[C96 1897]

Thank you!

 

[jamesharrison]