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Thanks for the input!

Hey, I load 9 Major on my Dillon 1050 (+ Mr Bulletfeeder) and I'm extremely satisified with this machine! I plan to load my 9 Minor too, with the same primer and bullets. Thought I could use a Redding Micrometer Seating Die and only change the upper portion of the powder measure (2 Allen screws). I think I would need a Micrometer Crimp Die too? How would you realize this?

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I think this is one of the main problems. I don't shoot USPSA, but a good amount of IPSC in Europe. Couldn't understand why people would be so upset about PCC here on Benos (other than maybe keeping the spirit of a handgun sport). Until I learned about the HOA concept in the US. How can HOA be anything other than information or a fun fact? Shooting (for example) Classic vs. Open for money? But no offense, think PCC in pistol matches is an extremely interesting discussion.

I recently bought a RRA Upper and outfitted it with a Holosun HS403GL. Some buddys told me they had problems with the harder recoil on a blowback and "cheaper" red dots. Do you think this will be a problem?

I use a GoPro Hero Session, mounting it like shown in the video. Very easy to do, incredible good results! https://gunbot.wordpress.com/2015/07/21/gopro-hero4-session-custom-hatcam-mount-for-shooting/ More info is here: http://forums.brianenos.com/index.php?/topic/234784-cameras/

As sarge explained correctly, yes, the Lee Factory Crimp Die. Don't know if it is called a "post size die" in the US.

I use the 9 mm 20-hole version and it is TIGHT! It even seems tighter than the 4-hole, different caliber version. I'm not the most experienced hand loader (5 years), but couldn't get it to like my rounds with Hornady seat + crimp die . Tried a Lee FCD die. Always seemed to like some brass brands more than other (best was Geco). Now I use a Redding seating die, followed by a Hornady taper crimp die. Thats my best setup so far, almost every round goes full in. I wet tumble my brass and clean the gauge regularly with brake cleaner and Q-tips (collects some case lube from inspecting during loading).

Checked the crimp, looks good (the faint line you describe). Measured 0.378". Dumped the FCD a few months ago in favor of a normal Hornady taper crimp die. Gives me more consistency with v0 and the Double Alpha case gauge.

Thanks to all for the good suggestions! @ Southpaw: I'm using a Hornady sizing die. Think I found the problem on the weekend, way too much case flare. Reduced it significantly, no more setback when chambering a few times.

0.007 setback, sorry

I am loading 9 mm with a 124 gr round nose bullet with a taper crimp. To check the finished rounds for quality, I did the plunk test, measured OAL and bumped one round, bullet first a few times on the table. No changes in OAL. If I press the round really hard with my hand on the table, the bullet sets back about 0.07 with each try. Can't do this with factory ammunition. Is this normal?

Thank you for this huge knowledge base (and for your immensely inspirational book btw). Enjoy the semi-retirement Greetings from Europe