it's easy just small charges . you might want to use ball powder for those small charges . have fun

looks good to me sand paper and scotch brite will take those right out. I'd leave it i think it looks cool

(also a machinist)

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I would go with a dillon 650 and two tool heads one for size and trim and the other to prime powder and seat /crimp bullets. This will take care of most everything except crimped primer pockets. clean lube size /trim swage primer pockets or chamfer (however you choose) put on second tool head primer...

thanks everyone.

I want to load a 9mm luger cartridge that will work in any 9mm pistol . I was thinking a midrange load of powerpistol. What are your thoughts on the matter? I know Im supposed to work up a load for every gun. In the interest of being practical i'd like to make a bunch of 9mm that works well in those...

i've been over this with the wife. she'd rather i buy components and load em' myself. She knows i enjoy it plus she knows it's cheaper. I don't shoot as much as i'd like but it's still less per round.

I am talking about carry ammo and loading and unloading a pistol. What caliber or ammo type resist setback.

Regarding my handloads they are chambered once and then shot

What are the calibers that resist setback the most from loading and unloading in a semi automatic pistol. I know 357 sig is out because of its reputation for set back . What about the 9mm or 40 vs 45 is one in perticular more resistant to setback than the others.

well thanks for the help.

I have only loaded speer 357 sig. a little spray lube and load as usual.

just barely bell the case so the bullet fits in the brass.

sounds like I can go test my new holster tomorrow after 4. I think I need to make sure my email info is correct . thankyou

I packed up for a range trip this afternoon and when I got to the there was a " closed until further notice " sign by the gate. Does anyone know what's going on. I'm a member

Thankyou

if you like 45 colt get to the wolfs den and they can get you loading. 45 colt just begs to be loaded. How much ammo do you need?

tested a 33 rounder yesterday and i found it was a failure to feed, Then after a tap rack it turns into a double feed.

bullets that nosedive and fail to feed makes me think the mag springs are weak.