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Title: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Intercooler on June 16 2013 06:06:46 AM MDT
   Hopefully the reading Gods are with me today since it's one and done. I will be using the EAA Witness Match 4.75" for all the shots and will also be running a check on it with brass pre/post measurements using Underwood 1300 for expansion.

Ammo:

- Double Tap 165gr Remington Golden Saber HP 9.6gr's Long Shot rated 1425 FPS
- Double Tap 180gr Nosler HP 9.0gr's Long Shot rated at 1305 FPS
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's 800-X rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass
- Speer 200gr SWC TCBB 10.0gr's Blue Dot rated 1180 FPS in JAG brass
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 8.4gr's Power Pistol rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 13.0gr's AA#9 rated at ~1300 FPS in Winchester brass
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 12.6gr's AA#9 rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 10.5gr's Blue Dot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's Long Shot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass

Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: The_Shadow on June 16 2013 09:14:39 AM MDT
Looks like an interesting test secession... :D
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Intercooler on June 16 2013 10:55:58 AM MDT
    I lost the very first piece of brass and at the very end found it! So I have all the brass and everything gave a reading. Not exactly sure how the data should look, so will need to compare with the pull-downs to see. With my glasses, plugs and Glock approved gloves (since we didn't know much about the JAG brass) on I started sending them:

- Double Tap 165gr Remington Golden Saber HP 9.6gr's Long Shot rated 1425 FPS. 1303 FPS/ 622 LBS. Felt weak too but no addditional rounds to test. 
- Double Tap 180gr Nosler HP 9.0gr's Long Shot rated at 1305 FPS. 1077 FPS/ 464 LBS. Felt weak too but no additional rounds to test.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's 800-X rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1216 FPS/ 657 LBS. Pretty decent and strong
- Speer 200gr SWC TCBB 10.0gr's Blue Dot rated 1180 FPS in JAG brass. 1096, 1080, 1119. Average = 1098.33 FPS/ 536 LBS. Decent paper punching 200gr load.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 8.4gr's Power Pistol rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1195 FPS/ 634 LBS. Pretty good power.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 13.0gr's AA#9 rated at ~1300 FPS in Winchester brass. 1129, 1165. Average = 1147 FPS/ 584 LBS.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 12.6gr's AA#9 rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1130 FPS/ 567 LBS.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 10.5gr's Blue Dot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass 1138 FPS/ 575 LBS.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's Long Shot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass 1256 FPS/ 701 LBS. Seems pretty strong and followed up with some PBR V-Supreme 200gr FMJ:

Match 4.75" 1250, 1242, 1241, 1233, 1245. Average = 1242.2 FPS/ 685 LBS. These are strong and good shooting!
Hunter 6" 1284, 1307, 1289, 1331, 1324. Average = 1307 FPS/ 759 LBS. The Hunter loves these!

All the JAG brass looked great. Actually all the brass looked great!




Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Intercooler on June 16 2013 12:14:40 PM MDT
Posted the Match measurements in here today:

http://10mm-firearms.com/reloading-10mm-ammo/speaking-about-brass/new/#new
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 16 2013 01:16:02 PM MDT
Thanks!

Where did the rated at numbers come from?

Are these loads The_Shadow sent you for testing?
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: The_Shadow on June 16 2013 01:30:07 PM MDT
Thanks for posting the numbers, and your remarks...
I don't think we did the pull down of the PBR V-Supreme 200gr FMJ ? ???  The PBR 200FMJ we did early on showed 14.0gr of AA#9 ?  However that powder was different looking than my AA#9 batch.

- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's 800-X rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1216 FPS/ 657 LBS. Pretty decent and strong...
QuoteThat was loaded to mimic Kevin's 200XTP.

- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 13.0gr's AA#9 rated at ~1300 FPS in Winchester brass. 1129, 1165. Average = 1147 FPS/ 584 LBS.
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 12.6gr's AA#9 rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1130 FPS/ 567 LBS.
Seeing how people rave about the AA#9, I just don't see the performance as being all that.  It works but that is a lot of powder to obtain even those numbers.

- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's Long Shot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass 1256 FPS/ 701 LBS. Seems pretty strong,
Quotethis was loaded to mimic the SwampFox load

- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 10.5gr's Blue Dot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass 1138 FPS/ 575 LBS. 
QuoteMy favorite accuracy load
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 8.4gr's Power Pistol rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1195 FPS/ 634 LBS. Pretty good power.
QuoteAnother load I like and am still paying with
- Speer 200gr SWC TCBB 10.0gr's Blue Dot rated 1180 FPS in JAG brass. 1096, 1080, 1119. Average = 1098.33 FPS/ 536 LBS. Decent paper punching 200gr load. 
QuoteAnother heavy target load I play with

These were reconditioned JAG brass and a second firing as test to their strength and durability.

The Double Tap rounds were from the stuff that came with my G-20SF... ???
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 16 2013 01:33:57 PM MDT
Thanks The_Shadow!  It all make so much more sense now. 8)
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 16 2013 01:40:50 PM MDT
Quote from: The_Shadow on June 16 2013 01:30:07 PM MDT- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 10.5gr's Blue Dot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass 1138 FPS/ 575 LBS. 
QuoteMy favorite accuracy load
- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 8.4gr's Power Pistol rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1195 FPS/ 634 LBS. Pretty good power.
QuoteAnother load I like and am still paying with

Which of your platforms gives you the 1250 FPS rating you gave those 2 loads?
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 16 2013 01:45:04 PM MDT
Quote from: The_Shadow on June 16 2013 01:30:07 PM MDT- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's 800-X rated 1250 FPS in JAG brass. 1216 FPS/ 657 LBS. Pretty decent and strong...
QuoteThat was loaded to mimic Kevin's 200XTP.

I'm surprised IC didn't get a better velocity with that.  9.4 grains of 800-X was the highest I saw too in Kevin's 200XTP load, but in the past we've seen IC's match push those a bit faster.
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 16 2013 01:49:02 PM MDT
Quote from: The_Shadow on June 16 2013 01:30:07 PM MDT- Hornady 200gr XTP HP 9.4gr's Long Shot rated at 1250 FPS in JAG brass 1256 FPS/ 701 LBS. Seems pretty strong,
Quotethis was loaded to mimic the SwampFox load

That's awesome!  Wouldn't have expected anything less.  From all I've heard, Mr. Swampfox was a real standup guy and a straight shooter so to speak.  May he rest in peace!
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Intercooler on June 16 2013 02:08:08 PM MDT
The SwampFox and Underwood loads were reduced 0.2gr's from what is in the sheet if that's correct.


I know the cards all said 1250 but does the data look right? I have no idea what's up with the Double Tap stuff. I just record what it gives but... :o :o :o Could it be wrong?
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 16 2013 02:11:17 PM MDT
I don't think it was wrong.  I chalk it up to well known DT-nonsense. :))
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Intercooler on June 16 2013 02:40:59 PM MDT
PBR if AA#9 is some hard shooting stuff! Probably the best in that weight right now.

I will be looking for your results when you Chrony those Double Tap rounds.
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: The_Shadow on June 16 2013 04:23:24 PM MDT
The 10.5 Blue Dot showed 1180-1210 fps and the 8.4 Power Pistol have show me 1190-1225 fps from my S&W 1006.

The loads I tested from Kevin 9.4 800X and Mike Willard 9.4 LongShot, did make the 1240-1250 fps targets from the S&W1006 and real close from the short G-29.

I know that the Power Pistol can be pushed further, so we will have to see.

Like I said this was was more of a test of the JAG Brass as a reloading component and also to give back to Intercooler, for his donations to the pull-downs!
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 17 2013 02:31:05 AM MDT
Thanks for spelling it out for me! 8)
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Caneman on June 17 2013 07:07:12 PM MDT
thanks for the report Intercooler, looks good   :D
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: 445 supermag on June 17 2013 09:41:43 PM MDT
Please  forgive my ignorance but JAG BRASS???

Brian
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: sqlbullet on June 18 2013 08:52:21 AM MDT
http://www.jagemanntech.com/
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: The_Shadow on June 18 2013 09:06:32 AM MDT
I did contact them to see about them selling the brass as component for handloaders...
QuoteWade,

Pleased to meet you...... I appreciate you saying the kind things about our brass. I do not have any 10mm brass with JAG head-stamp that I can send to you currently. About 95% of all we do has the manufacturers head-stamp, and I would not be at liberty to forward that. I will keep you in mind here, and if I can get a JAG run through late this year..... I will get some to you. There will be a day when things get back to normal a bit, and we then plan on having reloading brass available through retail channels. But for now we are doing all we can to handle the ammo manufacturers.

Best regards,

Scott Bitter
Product and Key Account Manager
Jagemann Technologies
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Ramjet on June 23 2013 11:06:26 AM MDT
I will add some data I gathered today.

Gun Glock with a LW 6" with compensator screwed on the end and a long slide upper.

Temp-70 deg F

15 feet from Chronograph.

180 Grain XTP 9.7 Grains Longshot with CCI Lg pistol primer.   1436 FPS average. I think this load is too hot.

180 Grain Federal Hydra-shok personal defense factory load 1072 FPS average.

200 WFN Hard cast loaded over 9.0 grains of Longshot 1242 FPS average. CCI Large Pistol Primer.

I have a good micrometer on order so all subsequent data will include case head expansion.
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 23 2013 07:03:09 PM MDT
Quote from: Ramjet on June 23 2013 11:06:26 AM MDT180 Grain XTP 9.7 Grains Longshot with CCI Lg pistol primer.   1436 FPS average. I think this load is too hot.

Nice! 8)  How did the primer look?
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Ramjet on June 23 2013 08:02:20 PM MDT
It was flat but not extruded around the firing pin.

This load would put bad smiley faces in the factory chamber the LW is tight.
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: REDLINE on June 24 2013 03:58:25 AM MDT
Good to hear about the primers.  Also nice you have one of the Lone Wolf barrels from when they still offered excellent chamber support.  The new ones, not so much.
Title: Re: Chronographing several 200gr loads, Double Tap and brass expansion test today
Post by: Ramjet on June 24 2013 06:06:59 PM MDT
I will admit I had allot of hand honing and fitting with the long-slide to get it to function right but it has always been very accurate setup and with my Trijicon RMR it is allot of fun to shoot.

I get chance I will post a pic.

It prefers cast WFN and I am ordering an LBT 200 WFN 4-cavity mold tonight for those exact bullets.