Hoosier bullets

[G19G26]

I've bought some Hoosier 124gr 9mm coated lead bullets. Want to find out what is suggested max speed they are good for and if anyone has shot them through stock Glock barrels.
Thanks in advance

 

[Sniper 79]

I just picked up some sns coated 115s. Plan on staying in cast lead load data category. I'm going to give Titegroup a try since I have a couple jugs of it. Probably not the best choice for coated but will give it a try.

Also running Glock and an AR pistol. I wouldn't run them real hot. Coating won't handle it and leading can occur.

 

[Mattroth54]

I also just worked up a 9mm load with these bullets, at 3.9g TG. I’m shooting out of a sig. I’m going for as light as will cycle the gun, not so worried about max velocity. So far, I really like these.

 

[JHB]

I like Alliant Sport Pistol a lot better than TG. Less smoke and the barrel dosen't get as hot. My Glocks, S&W, and Ruger PCC get feed only coated bullets.

 

[Mgderf]

As a general rule you should treat coated bullets the same as plated, and stay in those speeds.

 

[G19G26]

Not trying to hotrod these bullets. Trying to not lead my barrels.
Anyone shoot these thru a Glock?

 

[Joegrz308]

I have not had any decent accuracy with coated bullets and a standard Glock barrel. A replacement barrel with cut rifling made a huge difference as I much prefer coated bullets in my handguns.

On another note, how is the quality of Hoosier Bullets? I’ve never heard of them and since they are closer to me than my other vendor, I would consider them.

 

[Mattroth54]

I have not had any decent accuracy with coated bullets and a standard Glock barrel. A replacement barrel with cut rifling made a huge difference as I much prefer coated bullets in my handguns.

On another note, how is the quality of Hoosier Bullets? I’ve never heard of them and since they are closer to me than my other vendor, I would consider them.

I recently started using them for plinking and practice. They’re as good as any I’ve used in the past. They’ll be my new go-to, as they’re priced competitively and locally made. Good stuff as far as I’m concerned.

 

[DadSmith]

I just ordered in 30lb of Hoosier bullets. I'll let you know how well they shoot and if there is any leading and if there is at the velocity it occurred.

 

[igotdiesel2]

Any updates on leading in Glocks or load data? I'm am wanting to use these bullets for my Springfield RO 9mm and my son's G48. -Jason

 

[DadSmith]

Hoosier 230gr CLRN .452 caliber did well in my shield. I shoot around 250 rds. Very clean barrel. No leading that I can tell as if yet. Mostly powder fouling.

You can read about my load development here. It was a -p load very fun to shoot very accurate.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/ammunition-reloading/482940-hoosier-230gr-clrn-p-loads.html


30 feet 5 shot group S&W Shield 45acp

I bought some 124gr Hoosier CLRN. I haven't got around to loading them up yet.

 

[G19G26]

Any updates on leading in Glocks or load data? I'm am wanting to use these bullets for my Springfield RO 9mm and my son's G48. -Jason

I'm running them fairly hot, with no leading. The 124gr. seem fine in my pistols.
Good people at Hoosier.

 

[Joegrz308]

I get no leading in my Sigs and a little leading in my Glock, although in a non factory barrel. By the way, quality and accuracy are excellent. I highly recommend them.

 

[Hohn]

Trying them myself. 124gr over 5.1gr be86.