SinterFire bullets, FrangibleAmmo

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SinterFire bullets, FrangibleAmmo

Post by Llagoud » 31 Jan 2009, 06:04

Thanks for the data Doug, and your time on the phone.

I just loaded a batch of 125gr .40 S&W, will report back asap.

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Post by Llagoud » 18 Mar 2009, 14:21

I finally got to send about 50 those down range. :thumb:

100% feed and fire with the data supplied.

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Post by Grantness » 18 Mar 2009, 14:22

I wonder how such light bullets perform :ponder: Any idea what kind of velocity/ ft/lbs those babies are getting?

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Post by Llagoud » 18 Mar 2009, 14:26

Very good accuracy, light bark and minimal recoil... but I have no chrono.

I'll look into that, and it'll be decent enough here to shoot outside for a change soon.

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Post by Llagoud » 18 Mar 2009, 16:47

Medula Oblongata wrote:If you give me the load data, I can run it through my program and give you very accurate approximates.

Done deal.



Like I told Ryan...as I'm learning to load I want each and every round to load, go bang and reload.....I'll work on velocities later. :thumb:

I tested about 5 different bullets and 8 loads, .40 and 10mm....some were a smashing success, 3 of them were dissappointments.

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Post by Llagoud » 19 Mar 2009, 04:45

Alrighty then, gots coffee.


The provided data used was the tested MAX load:

40 S&W
Primer WSP
SinterFire SF40-125RHFP
6.4 gr. Ramshot True Blue
Length 1.120

Report average: 1,078 fps


What I loaded was:

Win 1x brass
CCI500 primer
SF40-125RHFP
6.2 gr. True Blue
Length 1.120-1.122

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Post by Grantness » 19 Mar 2009, 07:51

seems a little on the slow side for a 125gr bullet, no? I wonder if that couldnt be improved upon....perhaps w/ some Longshot or something (I highly doubt you could fit enough N105 in there).

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Post by Llagoud » 19 Mar 2009, 13:48

Yes indeed. Would you like a handful to play with?

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Post by Grantness » 19 Mar 2009, 15:40

absolutely!

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Post by jmz5 » 19 Mar 2009, 16:29

I would say it's working for you! :thumb:
You give a little and you get a little. :D
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Post by Llagoud » 17 Jun 2009, 13:31

Thank you Doug, I received the SFR40-105RHVF today.
I forgot they were coming.
I s'pose you saw that I temporarily cleared my bench. :wall:

Well, there's another incentive to kick out the leather projects and set the loading gear back up. :D

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Post by fatherfoof » 17 Jun 2009, 16:16

You know you got past lazy way back when you keep a set of 10 mm dies and another for 40 Sw just so you don't need to fuss each time. A local 30 man dept shoots all 40, qualifies 3 times a year, and was just dumping the brass. They gave it to me for free and while I really have no respect for the 40 I just sit in front of the ballgame nightly crankin it out, one round at a time. I still have a few hundred rounds of 10mm I loaded in the 80's! It just seems to pile up over time Guess that's a good problem to have.
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Post by Rapier1772 » 17 Jun 2009, 16:34

I'd like to have a problem like that :D
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