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abbafandr:
I haven't got my reloading press yet (back ordered, imagine that).  I will loading 9mm. 

 I have a couple of 9mm carbines that I shoot the same factory ammo as my 3 9mm pistols.  I haven't found any recommended loads for 9mm carbine loads like they have for say, 357 mag rifles.  Any ideas? :blank:

GreyGeek:
Here is a listing of 9mm reloading data for a wide variety of bullet weights, powders and primers.
http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=9%20mm&Weight=115&type=Handgun&Order=Velocity&Source=

Good luck finding bullets, primers and powders for the loads  you choose.   I finally found a second choice for powder and ordered 8 lbs of Titegroup,  which is primarily for target shooting and light duty.   My Lee Aniversary  Classic Reloader kit came a couple days ago and it has a Hodgdon Data  Manual in it.   Titegroup is one of the powders listed.   For  a 147 gr bullet the load is like this:

147gr Hornady XTP (I  hope I can find them.  So  far, NO ONE has any 9mm bullets available.)
Titegroup 3..6 gr
929 ft/sec
27,500 CUP.

It doesn't mention which  primer to  use  but I am hoping to get a hold of some CCI #500 small pistol primers.

My  dies willl be  here  in a couple weeks.  Primers and bullets are the only components I am missing.

abbafandr:

--- Quote from: GreyGeek on February 16, 2013, 07:04:16 PM ---147gr Hornady XTP (I  hope I can find them.
--- End quote ---
Fremont gun show dealer had boxes of them.  Silly me,  I was looking for 115 or 124 grain ::)

cckyle:
I have never seen loading data in 9mm for carbine vs pistol.  I would start with a recommended load from a manual and work up to a load you like in the carbine just like you would with any load. I started reloading 9mm not to long ago as well. I have reloaded about 750 rounds now it is fun. I too am running low on components and am having a hard time finding stuff.

huskersforever:
I shoot an XDM 9mm and I use 4.4 grains of No. 2 Accurate powder with Berry's 115 grain FMJ bullets.

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