Abbreviation help!

[Tune_up]

On Hodgdon reloading webpage they list :

9 mm 125 GR. LCN

for the last two days I have tried to figure out what "LCN" stands for. Probably will be obvious when someone tells me but I give up.
Any problem substituting those loads for 125 gr. LRN?

 

[Galil5.56]

Lead Conical Nose is my best guess. Load data would be the same for the RN, but seating OAL may well be different.

 

[tlen]

Look at the downloadable guide.....

 

[Grassman]

Speaking of abbreviations, if you are selling guns what does FTF and all of those mean?

 

[Envisaged]

Talking of selling guns FTF= Face to Face.

Describing a malfunction FTF= Failure to Feed.

 

[Claude Clay]

Galil has it.

also termed with a 357 SIG as TC for truncated cone.

seating 125 LRN and 130 RNFP [Flat Point--same basically also] on my SD-b is the same.

 

[Sport45]

Talking of selling guns FTF= Face to Face.

Describing a malfunction FTF= Failure to Feed.

Or Failure to Fire.

It can be confusing, can't it?

 

[interlock]

these TLA'S they make me FUBAR

 

[rfwobbly]

Big chicks in bikinis: FTF = Far too fat

 

[ReloaderFred]

Back on subject, that 125 grain Lead Conical Nose bullet has proven to be one of the most accurate in my .38 Supers. I've got the mold and it's a great bullet.

Hope this helps.

Fred