.45 acp RN 200?

[Shivahasagun]

I've had success with 200 gr rounded flat nose but I've been thinking of trying a round nose for even greater reliability.

Has anyone used say, the 200 rn from Missouri Bullet Co?

This will be for a S&W M&P and Beretta PX4.

Loading for mild recoil and accuracy but I like to keep velocity up a little. Lighter bullets are well, lighter!

 

[Rodfac]

Deleted...I'm using their copy of the H&G #68, a 200 gr LSWC....Rod

 

[Charlie98]

I don't know that I've ever bought from MBC, but I have used 200grn RN or FMJ bullets in my 1911's... Unique is my standby, but with that light bullet, I've found WST works very, very well.

 

[GeoDudeFlorida]

I don't know that I've ever bought from MBC, but I have used 200grn RN or FMJ bullets in my 1911's... Unique is my standby, but with that light bullet, I've found WST works very, very well.

My only concern with WST has been the use of lower charges. It goes from its happy place to upset very quickly. I stay around the 4-1/2gr zone with 200gr LRN.

 

[Charlie98]

My only concern with WST has been the use of lower charges. It goes from its happy place to upset very quickly. I stay around the 4-1/2gr zone with 200gr LRN.

I basically work up to the max data. That usually gives me a mid-range load that is quite accurate, and a soft shooter as well. It IS a fast powder, so I could see where tomfoolery could get you into trouble.