NATO 124gr 9mm

[Yoder]

Yoder,

What is your favorite load?

Dane

3 gr of titegroup with 147 gr blue bullet. Titegroup is cheap and so are Blue Bullets. Seems pretty accurate and not much smoke.

[DucatiRon]

3 gr of titegroup with 147 gr blue bullet. Titegroup is cheap and so are Blue Bullets. Seems pretty accurate and not much smoke.

Scandal. Thats terrible your not using my bullets that I make. How could you. I thought we were friends.




Just kidding.

3 grains of Bullseye also works great.


Btw if you do want to buy mine contact me and I'll beat Blue's prices.

[JenniferG]

Snappy, now that's some funny stuff there. I've bought thousands of rounds of the Winchester Nato 124gr from Lucky Gunner for about 20-22 cents per round over the past years. The Beretta Nano eats it up. It feels like 22 LR in the Sig MK25. I reload 45acp but not 9mm.

[MD66948]

I have some 115 gr bullets from Kings Shooting Supplies in K of P, Pa. King's Bullets are also Blue. I plan to load them up and test them out in the near future. I don't have any TG but I may have some Bullseye.

[Mootness]

I’d avoid it unless the pistol is +p rated. Lots of other great commercial options.

If you scroll down SAAMI recommends against shooting 9mm NATO in guns marked for 9 parabellum. See page 3.


https://saami.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Unsafe-Arms-and-Ammunition-Combinations-Web-Site-and-Brochure-Master-Revised-5-7-2018.pdf

[SIGFAN86]

I’d avoid it unless the pistol is +p rated. Lots of other great commercial options.

If you scroll down SAAMI recommends against shooting 9mm NATO in guns marked for 9 parabellum. See page 3.


https://saami.org/wp-content/uploads...d-5-7-2018.pdf

Honestly I'm going to disagree with the saami document...
All modern pistols can handle +p 9mm loads.
+p+... maybe, maybe not.
Nato 124 grain is not going to harm a modern firearm