Why don't you like it? I'm shopping for one right now. I have about 5k rounds like to shot. Have the 1911/9mm love it.

99% certain that's a yes. That's the standard for 22 and 9mm. There is one other 9mm thread pitch, but it's not as common (13.5x1)

Have Accurate Molds make you a rebated boat tail RNFP bullet. Use Lead with just a smidge of tin as an alloy (not Wheel Weights) and Paperpatch or Powder coat it. If you really need a HP, you can either modify the mold yourself or send it off to hollowpoint molds to have it modified for a pin. At Subsonic velocities, boat tail bullets are nearly 2x as efficient as flat base bullets of the same nose profile and weight (less velocity loss).

This is why most guys I know hand load varmint bullets in the 300 blk.

@@powderkeg5332 They won't be subsonic. There aren't 220-grain varmint bullets. I suppose they could put such a small amount of powder in the case that a 90-grain bullet stays subsonic, but it won't expand at those velocities either.

@@TROOPERfarcry yes you are correct.

There is a company that already makes these. specialinterestarms.com/index.php?page=novem

stay tuned, still working out pricing

357mg, 4in barrel, 125gr, 1480fps 9mm, 16in barrel, 125gr, 1415fps those are the test numbers i was referring too.

Oh, you are comparing 125 grains. Got you.

@@modernpawn Except no frieking way you're getting 1415fps with 125gr bullet! I have Ruger PC9 with carbine with 16" barrel and the only bullet I could get to shoot this fast were light 90-100gr bullets!

@@DimaProk GRT shows a 16" 9mm loaded with 125gr FMJ's and 5.4gr of N340 (common stand-in for Herco) getting 1433fps lol. With a 125gr Lead bullet, 5.8gr of N340 shows 1474fps out of a 16" barrel. 158gr Lead bullet with 5.3gr looks to run around 1283fps (most 158gr .357 mag is rated at around that out of a pistol). 4.1gr with that 158gr lead bullet would be a nice subsonic load @ 1076 fps and 407 ft/lbs (a good suppressed 100yd deer load, especially if you used a rebated boat tail bullet like an Accurate Molds 36-152A, IMO). All are below 31,000psi (That subsonic load is going to run around 18,000psi) (Standard pressure 9x19mm SAAMI max is 35,000psi CIP Max is 34,000psi) - Numbers are acquired by running variables through an internal ballistics modeling program, use safe loading practices, use at your own risk.

I agree the 2800 fps 22tcm is more fun than a 9 mm that can be replicated by any pcc 9mm with a can….

It's an old post, but if you own a 22 tcm and are getting good accuracy I'm happy for you.. no sarcasm at all intended. I got a tcm a couple years ago and as many others it's been plagued with horrid accuracy. I had mediocre expectations to begin with. After several outings the best it managed was a 6in group at 100 yards.. for a small caliber round with a loud report it's pretty much useless for me. I get for more use out of it as a 9mm plinker that's killed several roaming nutria on the property. And for the kids it's a lot cheaper to waste ammo.