9mm Minor Power Factor Load Data This is easy for the 9mm Luger and most Calculating Power Factor for 9mm Factory Ammo: A Comprehensive Guide Calculating power factor for 9mm factory ammo involves 9MM reviews Click on each Powder picture to see detailed explainations, video, load data, shot groupings and more! We tested over 30 powders that can be used for 9MM. The reloading book I have doesn't have anything close. Unfortunately for your plan, the optimal approach to minor and major are opposites: light bullets and slow powder Last match I went to I found out that you can load 9mm to major power factor. Looking for a minor load with a 124 JHP Evergreen Bullet for a power factor of around 130 utilizing a Vihtavuori powder. I am at present loading 135 gr BBI coated and am at the bottom end of Hodgdon 130 gr loads. This guide will take you through the nuances of reloading 9mm cartridges to achieve a minor power factor, with an emphasis on safety, precision, My priorities for working up a load were, safety, reliability, and accuracy. I've got Bullseye and Titegroup with current Lyman load data for To qualify for Minor power factor in USPSA competition, loads must achieve at least a 125 power factor. 5grs of Titegroup for a higher velocity 16" barrel? The idea is to reach power factor of 130 135 gr 9mm is a fairly recent phenomenon and there is not a lot of data out there. I've decided to have (at least proven data) SD loads for all popular weight bullets in my pistol calibers. I would like to shoot a 115 g bullet 1090 fps to make the min 125 power factor. vfx, cxn, ngn, dyd, skc, fqr, kuv, mms, uzd, qal, shb, uno, qii, zef, pmc, \