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Bookmark or Share- Loading 147 gr X-Treme RN bullets in a 9mm Luger | Ruger Forummoakes58. 7095 posts · Joined 2012. #6 · Dec 8, 2015 (Edited) Powder wise, that's OK, but I have to say that is way too short for the 147 grain Xtreme bullet with a .357" diameter. Berry's 147 grain RN bullet is .672 in length & they have a recommended C.O.L. of 1.160" (cartridge overall length) from Berry's.
- Xtreme 158gr Plated SWC and Red Dot - Ruger ForumUnfortunately, the data for these particulars is hard to find. The Lee manual gives a starting load of 3.9 gr. Red Dot for a LEAD SWC (158 gr) and a max. load of 3.1. Xtreme bullets' website says to use either higher end lead data or midrange jacketed data. When I called Xtreme to be sure, they said that I should go with jacketed data.
- HP-38 and 9mm - Ruger ForumI'm using X-treme bullets which are not FMJ but rather plated. That being said maybe I used the incorrect load data. I used the load data for the 124 GR. BERB HBRN TP as I was going by bullet weight. I did notice that the 125 GR. SIE FMJ does use a higher load. So now I'm a bit confused regrading the bullet type and which load data I should be ...
- .308 Win. light loads - Ruger Forum1339 posts · Joined 2013. #1 · Dec 29, 2016. Recently I have been experimenting with very light loads for .308 Win. using X-treme plated bullets. Having two specific goals in mind, low recoil and low cost. My motivation was to get my grandsons shooting centerfire without the usual flinch development that usually accompanies the transition ...
- X-TREME copper plated bullets - Ruger ForumDELBERT935, X-TREME copper plated bullets are still lead bullets so proper throat diameters and forcing cone angles still apply for optimum accuracy and minimal fouling. Plated or coated lead bullets work quite well to help eliminate lead fouling in the bore but these bullets will still foul badly if throats are too tight or cones are the wrong ...
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