Powders for 9mm?

[MG23]

Looking for decent powders to use in 9mm. I am shooting 115grn and 124grn bullets mostly platted. I am down to my last 2-3 pounds of Titegroup. I have used Red Dot for practice loads this year to conserve powder. It works fine isn't my first choice but works. What other powders are you guys using? This way if I see some I can grab it being it has become a "oh elephant dung pistol powder I better grab it" market.

 

[Matt1911]

I just stick to the old classics for 9mm. Win 231 or HP38

 

[Glock_21]

I've been using Unique for years. Unfortunately is has become as hard to find as everything else.

 

[drmitchgibson]

WST, WSF, N320. You should order the Western Powders and Hodgdon data books. More like magazines, really. Very cheap, and FULL OF TONS OF RECIPES FOR EVERY COMMON CALIBER. Way, way better than the recipes in reloading manuals.

One of them is $3 shipped, the other is $12 shipped.

 

[JMorris]

I use a range of powders from N310 on the fast end to HS-7 on the slow end. The slow powders are better for compensated pistols with light bullets and the fast ones with heavy bullets feel softer in regular pistols.

 

[luke.reninger]

Used power pistol, titegroup, autocomp and N105 all with success. Prefer titegroup and autocomp.

Win 231 and CFE pistol are also good for light 9mm.

 

[Josh Smash]

Just started using Capital Armament's XP100. No issues, meters well and burns clean. Plus they're veteran owned.

 

[Wild Bill1]

Trailboss, but you're going to have to cut your recoil spring in half and it still may not cycle, or exit the muzzle. Screw it, I'm going to bed.