9mm: All Bullets Are Not Created Equal!

Testing four bullets against one another for intermediate ballistic performance with exactly the same charge weight of Titegroup powder.
Berry's 115 gr Plated round nose
Berry's 125 gr Plated Flat Point
Hornady 110 gr XTP
Hornady 125 gr XTP
Shooting at ten yards and taking velocity measurements at 9 yards.
The gun is a Tisas 1911 Tank Commander 4.25" barrel
The chronograph is a very old finicky Chrony, and I'm wearing my lucky blue topped socks.

[@JHizzleinthebizzlePNW]

Great way to spend a day

[@tmaxx43]

"tech tip" for you guys, lay a small tarp down (if possible) in your shooting area to catch most of your brass. thanks for making this video!

[@timberfallingcouple]

Hey that's a great idea I have never ince thought of that. Keeps the road grit and mud out of it too

[@JH-qi9pz]

Thank you for saying that titegroup is all i use in my 9ammo, so many forums call it dirty. I dont know what they are talking about, and at 4.2, a pound goes a long way. But yes, definitely, that light of a throwing doubles is easy . Triples are possible, especially if you are distracted, i thought. Reloading is not what you do on a day your wife is gripping.

[@ToddAdams1234]

Guys, you’re just goi to have to understand (and EVERYONE else as well) that you’re CONSTANTLY doing the best that can be done considering the circumstances. Some folks just don’t understand the variables that y’all are facing and that is why it’s called “REAL LIFE”. To me, I say “GOOD JOB!”. 😊🫡👍