I've loaded 2.3 BAZILLION 9mm rounds, so maybe I can help.
The 90 grainers are a little light, and the charge is a little weak also.
Try this. Up your loads .2 grains, load 5 rounds, up .2 more load five more, and one more time, .2 grains. I think you can safely use up to 5.4 grains of Bullseye, as I use 5.0 with 115 grain bullets. Try this to see if you can get a load to work your gun.
If no luck by then, might have to use heavier bullets, get some at least 115 grains. I shoot mostly Zero brand 115 JHP. I LOVE them, and all other Zero ammo and bullets. Never dissapointed.
If, while you're raising the load you see signs of high pressure, STOP, and start again, with 115 gr minimum.
This can be very frustrating, but also very rewarding!
BUT...when in doubt, STOP and seek help like you did here. BTW, getr a good loading manual (Speer, Nosler, Sierra, etc) or two' Read the front and make sure you understand what you are doing. Email me if I can help further,
smith1@frontiernet.net .
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