Having read about different primers for use in 9mm, I decided to do a little test using my standard load and 3 different primers; Winchester brand small pistol, small magnum pistol and small rifle. The load was 4 grains of BE-86, Starline brass and Acme 147 grain TCFP Syntec bullets. Results were predictable but it does answer some curiosities. Pistol was Shadow 2 with 120mm barrel (4.7") BE-86 is known for getting high velocities in longer barrels so I'd be curious what these will be like in a 4' barrel. 10 shots at 10 yards with Shooting Chrony F1 (Green) chronograoh placed about 3 yards away. I deleted the high and low velocities in each string and averaged the 8. Yeah it makes the numbers better but wasnt really that far off.
Equipment
Caliber: 9x19 Luger
Bullets: Acme 147 TCFN Syntech coated
Brass: Starline (new)
Powder: Alliant BE-86 4.0 gn
Primer: Winchester Small Pistol, Small Pistol Magnum, Small Rifle
OAL: 1.120"
Pistol: Shadoow 2
Qty: 10 rounds each, slow fired
Weather: 105F and Sunny
Chrono: F1 Chrony
Primer Avg Vel SD
Pistol 922 5.04
Mag 958 5.86
Rifle 953 7.89