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microham

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  • Birthday 10/23/1953

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    Paul Tuley

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  1. Probably would make light dimmer than using regular batteries. You need to label your gun case to turn off Optics when finished.
  2. Has anyone had hands on experience using the Lee App press to decap 9mm?
  3. Wet tumbling requires depriming first. That way the primer pocket gets cleaned as well.
  4. Those lines appear to be a result of steel cases wearing on the steel funnel. Take a magnet and check the cases you are loading for steel plated brass cases. Xtream has been selling these as brass. Not sure why they would do so but they are trouble.
  5. Hi, try stainless steel guide rods.
  6. I'm looking for an accurate load for my new X5 that makes IDPA power factor or better. I have blue bullets of 124, 135 and 147gr. at (.355 and .356) and a good selection of powders. The barrel is stock. Thanks for your input.
  7. Does anyone have a good load for their X5 using 147 blue bullets and sport pistol?
  8. Yea I got one coming tomorrow from Top Gun. There not holding out for the NRA Convention. But I have a sneaking suspicion that Grey Guns is so that they will have inventory for the show.
  9. Is the cost of a Bar Stow gunsmith fit barrel and related expenses worth the cost over the factory barrel accuracy wise? Thanks for your response.
  10. Is your powder charge and AOL consistent? How much crimp are you using and is it consistent. I would say run ten rounds and check everything.
  11. Are you using the FA pins or something else? Because I've never seen pins stuck in 9 mm brass. They look short to me.
  12. Haven't found any pins in the brass so far.
  13. I recently got a wet dry media seperator from Frankford Arsenal that does a great job. You dump the wet brass and pins from the drum and fill it 3/4 way with water. The water rinses the brass and also removes the pins. The pins end up In the bottom pan and to strain the water from the pins the top has two strainers in it to drain the water off.
  14. What are you using to separate them from the brass?
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