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Good powders for 9mm loads

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you can't beat alliant red dot - also very versatile - pistol , shotgun , + cast bullet rifle loads -

Has anyone used Unique. Is this a good starting powder in 9 mm?

 

I do 99% of my pistol reloading with Bullseye, Unique, and W296. Bullseye and Unique work well in 9mm for me.

I just shot my first 9mm reloads which were 115 Fmj over 4.5 Unique and 5.3 Unique w/ CCI 500 primers. The first recipe was by far the lowest recoil with no visible smoke and most accurate at 25 yards. With 5.3 gr it had naturally more recoil but still a lot better than factory stuff that i shot at the same time. Since this is the first time reloading I have no reference to other powders, but I'll get a least 2 more of the recommended ones to test.

I'd like to propose a new name for Vihtavuori, since it's far too hard to spell and the ways people pronounce it are astoundingly funny.

 

V-Powder?

 

If not, how about Monifa.

I'd like to propose a new name for Vihtavuori, since it's far too hard to spell and the ways people pronounce it are astoundingly funny.

 

V-Powder?

 

If not, how about Monifa.

 

most people either call it VV, or by the powder name.N320, N310, etc.

I call it N320 and the majority of the people I speak to know what I am talking about. Same goes for just about anything else. Clays, titegroup, HS6,....

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