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**Vuurdoop** · 21-04-2019, 12:56

More specificaly, the highlighted parameters is what I need. To be honest, I have NO IDEA what they mean (yes... too lazy to google on this sunday afternoon, I know)
s121.JPG

**driepootx** · 21-04-2019, 14:24

Add the line below to the Somchem powder data and you are good to go.

"Somchem S121 ","4150","1.2340","1.570","2.1500","11.7417","0.19 7","2.0312","0.960","","","","","","","","","","", "","29JAN16"

**Vuurdoop** · 21-04-2019, 15:52

Thank you kindly! ... If this causes me injury, you are to pick up my hospital bill ;)

**driepootx** · 21-04-2019, 16:13

First you thank me, then I get a threatening message. I dont try and use QL for handguns. Somchem have done the job for you. See below.

http://www.somchemreload.com/search?c=11&f=275

**Vuurdoop** · 23-04-2019, 18:13

Originally Posted by driepootx

First you thank me, then I get a threatening message. I dont try and use QL for handguns. Somchem have done the job for you. See below.

http://www.somchemreload.com/search?c=11&f=275

Apologies. Was a toungue-in-cheek remark, hence the ';)' wink face. I also use the somchem booklet, the addition of S121 to the library was just to compare to other powders for interest sake.

**Vuurdoop** · 23-04-2019, 18:24

ie. this is the pressure curves for MP200 vs S121. Interestingly MP200 reaches peak faster. (I cannot remember the charge weight but its from a 9mm S&B 124 FMJ bulet. 4.02" barrel)MP200vsS121.jpg