Seriously what's the right way to say it? Second load was 4.5 (. Load:-9mm-Berrys 115gr plated-1.15 oal-.375 crimp-Mixed range brass-Mixed brand primers First load was 4.3gr (.1 under minimum) and at 15 yards it was one ragged hole off a rest. I'll just get somebody to supersize the barrel so it'll take the biggies. Ive loaded thousands of rounds with w231 but, never got around to accuracy testing them until now. I didn't even think about the cycling issue. I've got one G19 barrel that will cycle 125gr coated subsonics, but another barrel in the same gun that is more accurate but will not cycle them, it needs at least a 135gr bullet to cycle and stay subsonic. A tighter barrel lockup has more trouble cycling. Keep in mind too that your pistol and suppressor may or may not cycle with a subsonic 124gr load. Any of those three will do what you need for a 124gr suppressed load, and will be quieter than something like Titegroup. My personal favorite is Green Dot, closely followed by American Select and Universal. The quietest suppressor powders I've found are not the usual suspects for competition shooting. With that in mind, I don't like any of the above mentioned powders for suppressor use they all produce a sharper sound. Also, the "soft recoil" bit pretty much goes out the window when we're using a suppressor with a booster on it the small differences in recoil between one powder and another are mostly overpowered by the booster. 278.99 4.75 36 reviews Winchester 231 is a ball powder, one of the most popular handgun propellants in history. If you're loading for suppressor use, you're probably interested in finding a quiet load, which is another variable on top of the usual stuff about accuracy and soft recoil.
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