New to reloading: 9mm/124gr Loads for USPSA/IPSC

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Sorry, I'm another soon-to-be reloader asking dumb questions. I would really appreciate some advice from you guys experienced with IPSC/USPSA Production class 9mm loads.

I've gathered most of my list of equipment needed, but what I need now are suggestions for type/brand of powder, bullets and loads to use.

I've been shooting 124gr FMJ reloads from CCCAmmo (rated at 1050fps) and do well with them. I have better luck with 124gr shooting steel plate/poppers than I do with 115gr. I shoot a CZ75B/4.72" bbl.

I shoot 200-300 rds/week and sometimes more .
Cost, power factor, and cleanliness matter.

Thanks for any magic formulas you're willing to share.
 
9mm for gun games

A pretty sweet load for these games in 9mm is a 147 gr bullet (your choice of profile) over a small amount of VV N310. My BHP likes 3.2 gr to make PF. YMMV. Suggest starting at 3.0 and working up to desired PF and accuracy.

Cheers,

Norm
 
9mm 1110 fps loading.

124g FMJ. Winchester or Rem bulk, Montana Gold projectiles. Winchester published max for WSF powder - 5.3g. WSP primers.
 
Thanks Crimp and all for the info.
Crimp: The B.E. site folks seem to prefer Titegroup then W231 with 124s.

Norm, do 147gr plated/fmj bullets cost significantly more than 124gr?

fgr39: Is this a light load? Will it down a stubborn popper?
 
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Loads for gun games

I don't think the 147 gr bullets are significantly more costly than 124s. Precisions are $6.00/1000 more, for example.

Cheers,

Norm
 
To me the load feels like WWB. I haven't had any problems with poppers but for real stuborn ones I like my .45's.
 
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