Load Data Help 9mm Accurate #5

[Pahonix]

I have 2lb of accurate #5 I'd like to try and was able to download their load data. I'm trying to select the data closest to my bullet (below). I don't know what the P and the L stand for though next to the bullet weight.

There are three 124 RN, trying to d code which one to use.

Any ideas?

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[DizzyJ]

Plated and lead.

 

[Member 34319]

Dizzy beat me.

 

[Member 34319]

I use lead data for polymer coated and tend to have good results.

 

[edzz]

Very hard to advise, I looked on the major suppliers web sites and could find no listing for "my bullet", is it possible that there is another designation / description for the bullets you have?

 

[RVTECH]

and could find no listing for "my bullet", is it possible that there is another designation / description for the bullets you have?

Ditto this.

Is 'Your bullet' lead, plated or jacketed?

 

[American123]

I've found 6.5 grains to work well for both 115gr Xtreme (plated) bullets and 124gr Nosler Jacketed Hollow Points.

Out of a Glock 17 they are in the 1100's.

 

[JO JO]

I would start with the lead data as your bullet is coated lead ,
If you are in doubt call Hodgdon and ask them , they now own western powders
Powder companies tech support is a great resource,
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[Pahonix]

Thanks everyone. Yes they are lead coated round nose.