Competition loads

**OLDTIMER** · 05-07-2011, 19:41

I load 3.5 gr mp200 for the 136 grain lead bullets. So Henka is giving good advice. Start on 3.3 gr s121 and work from there. Get hold of someone wirh a chrony before going with a heavier load.

**cammy** · 22-07-2011, 12:35

i have found a load thats working fine: 3.8grs of s121 with a 135gr bullet, going 2 chrony it soon though.

**Henka** · 22-07-2011, 19:53

cammy, please keep us posted on your results.

**cammy** · 27-07-2011, 09:20

will do Henka!!!

**Skaaphaas** · 10-11-2011, 09:45

Originally Posted by QuAz@r

Good morning, can any one please advise what the address of Nobeltech is as I'm unable to get it on goolge

Yup, you will find your answer HERE

**HoggerNaut** · 10-11-2011, 12:10

Dont mean to be silly, but what do you folks mean when you say your loads dont make factor???

**burger** · 10-11-2011, 13:29

Originally Posted by HoggerNaut

Dont mean to be silly, but what do you folks mean when you say your loads dont make factor???

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_factor_(pistol)

**HoggerNaut** · 10-11-2011, 14:02

Thank you sir!

**Koekie Monster** · 16-03-2020, 13:25

I know necro post etc... would 4gr s121 on frontier RN 124gr be a good starting load? I know the newer batches are a bit weak but I do not want to start development too low. It will be a an OAL of 29mm for G19.

**zs6hdv** · 16-03-2020, 14:18

Originally Posted by Koekie Monster

I know necro post etc... would 4gr s121 on frontier RN 124gr be a good starting load? I know the newer batches are a bit weak but I do not want to start development too low. It will be a an OAL of 29mm for G19.

I run 4.3-4.4gr S121 on a Frontier 124 gr RN with OAL 27.5, for a power factor of about 132.

This is on a Shadow 1. The G19 might have a bit lower MV on the same load.

Your load sounds like an acceptable starting load to me.