PV has Titegroup for $105.70 for an 8 lb jug.
That's 56,000 grains of powder, at $0.0019/grain.
Hodgdon's data center lists a max charge of 4.8gr for a 115gr bullet.
So we have $0.00912 per cartridge, or $9.12 for enough to load 1000 rounds.
Assuming you only bought that one jug from PV and paid the shipping and hazmat the jug would cost around $140 which makes your powder cost $12 for the 1000 rounds, for handgun ammo powder is the smallest cost component until you start loading free range pickup brass. A 1 lb jug will load about 1,500 rounds at 4.8gr per cartridge.
Here's a GB auction for 3000 9mm cases with a to your door cost of $78. That's $26/K, less than the $30 I stated.
You absolutely need to buy bullets in some quantity to get a good price, the $76/K I quoted is from montana gold for a case quantity. But you can buy Zero's or Precision Delta's for similar money shipped if you're willing to get 2,000 at a time.
The savings is real for 9mm, just not as pronounced as shooting 45 factory vs. 45 with cast bullets.
That's 56,000 grains of powder, at $0.0019/grain.
Hodgdon's data center lists a max charge of 4.8gr for a 115gr bullet.
So we have $0.00912 per cartridge, or $9.12 for enough to load 1000 rounds.
Assuming you only bought that one jug from PV and paid the shipping and hazmat the jug would cost around $140 which makes your powder cost $12 for the 1000 rounds, for handgun ammo powder is the smallest cost component until you start loading free range pickup brass. A 1 lb jug will load about 1,500 rounds at 4.8gr per cartridge.
Here's a GB auction for 3000 9mm cases with a to your door cost of $78. That's $26/K, less than the $30 I stated.
You absolutely need to buy bullets in some quantity to get a good price, the $76/K I quoted is from montana gold for a case quantity. But you can buy Zero's or Precision Delta's for similar money shipped if you're willing to get 2,000 at a time.
The savings is real for 9mm, just not as pronounced as shooting 45 factory vs. 45 with cast bullets.