need some 9mm load data, anyone mind helping?

[trickyasafox]

can't find load data 9mm 135gr LRN

i need some load data for some 9mm
135gr LRN bullets
preferably with unique. i checked my lee, hornady, and speer manual as well as the alliant website and i can't find a lick of data. anyone have any kicking around?

unique is the only pistol powder i have. im thinking 4gr to start and it'll probably work. . . . maybe.

anyone have any ideas?

 

[JDGray]

4.0 uni sounds safe. This web site is vague, but the loads I use fall right in line, everytime
http://stevespages.com/page8a.htm

 

[Crimp]

I don't see anything with 135 gr, but here's related Lyman's data out of their 3rd edition Pistol and Revolver Handbook:

125 GR (#2 Alloy) Lyman #358093 (truncated cone?) 1.115" OAL
Unique 3.4 gr 1004 fps - 4.5 gr 1195 fps

147 GR (#2 Alloy) Lyman #356637 (RNFP) 1.058" OAL
Unique 3.2 gr 810 fps - 3.8 gr 956 fps

 

[1911user]

I looked in the free aliant data book. It showed a max of 3.9 for a 147gr XTP (at 910fps) in 9mm. 4.0 gr seems like a safe starting point for 135gr lead. I'd use a chrono and adjust the load for about 1000fps.

 

[RustyFN]

Check out this link. It is for 136 LRN.

http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=9%

Edit: It didn't come up as I expected. Just enter the caliber and bullet weight and it will take you there.
Rusty

 

[trickyasafox]

thanks for all the help! i ended up with 4.3 gr of unique, as 4.1-4.6 seems to be the range everyone is playing in. i'll report back with groupings and such.