Do you have different loads for different purposes?

[zoid 24]

Do you guys have a load for static steel and a different one for USPSA

and perhaps a different one for bullseye? Or do you just have one load

you use for everything?

 

I was thinking of doing an ultra light load for static steel, and one that's

stronger for USPSA where you have to make power factor.

 

Only thing I can see bad about this though is that your training would be

inconsistent shooting multiple loads. Anyone do this?

[Maksim 1,504]

9mm the load is all the same. 40 Cal, I now use a USPSA major load, and a Steel/Minor load.

[hd2000fxdl 422]

What Maks said, after I get my new gun I plan on switching to 9mm for Steel and IPSC Production division in December. and I'll keep my .40 for USPSA Limited and L/10.

 

This is all pending on how much I like shooting the CZ 85B Combat, so for now I'll be keeping Minor and Major .40, maybe knockdown steel will be .40 and static 9mm.

[tbtrout 141]

yes, but not for competing. I can give you a 45 load you would swear is a 22 magnum in a 1911. It is all part of the fun of reloading.

[Babaganoosh 192]

My 9mm is all the same. I'm going to be getting a 40 over the winter. I'll be loading minor and major loads for it.

[tony357 386]

I only have one for the 9mm right now but will be loading another one only due to bullet weight being diffrent both loads will be uspsa minor.

[Guest]

yes, but not for competing. I can give you a 45 load you would swear is a 22 magnum in a 1911. It is all part of the fun of reloading.

 

 

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:-)

[tbtrout 141]

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:-)

200 LSWC and Trail Boss at the bottom end just enough to cycle the slide.

[Guest]

200 LSWC and Trail Boss at the bottom end just enough to cycle the slide.

 

 

What weight works in ur pistol