Solvability

Defiant Shit ! Hell yeah!

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I would remove the e-clip.

Somebody delete this thread or at least relabel it to avoid libel.

2 cups of dark coffee, 1 monster energy with orange juice. 2 bags of instant oatmeal. It does not make me shake but I can talk really really fast.

Measure a Glock mag.

Chandler was more than fair and his product is excellent. My brass varies more than that amount.

Oh come on a little fun. I did see a 4 gun master fire and hit an IDPA target covered with a T shirt and the bullet was caught in the fabric of the t shirt - he caught a lot of hell for that. As far as the post goes - it was either a partially blocked primer hole or a contaminated primer (wet) most likely - I have encountered both over time when reloading - having several in a row is quite unusual makes me wonder if perhaps the wrong powder was loaded - a rifle powder instead of a pistol powder.

You might be limp wristing it.

I got a sample of 500 Acme 147 9mm and they are excellent bullets and they were shipped fast too. I do hope we will see some shake out on price soon we are still a bit high

I load the BBI bullets in WST in 40 with 180g - no smoke or odor noticed at all. I do like Xtreme with TiteGroup. Another bullet to try is Acme - tried some in 9mm 147g and found them accurate and no odor with W231. Right now price is more my guide than any change in performance.

To answer the question from experience - go right ahead.

Thanks guys - mine are old as dirt - did not have one like that.

I have not seen one with the continuous retention cut?

I would reply practice and frequent competition is the way to improve - someone who has not made it to middle pack does not know how to phrase the questions or choose equipment and frankly not everyone can improve.

Some copper removers will dissolve brass but it takes a while.

You did chuckle, chortle and enjoy the mirth.

I had a NFC shooter beat me last match and it did not sit so well - I plan to +2 him a few times to teach him a lesson. Right Rob?

Moly smokes more than the polymer or plated - it just does - some powders make it worse.

The BBI bullets are excellent in all regards.

The flip side of this is the shooters who will never shoot well. I saw one guy practice and take class after class - he just could not shoot - so in my opinion he lacked the talent not the will.

ZZT summed it up. If I am trying to make power factor with a new plated bullet then I load it to a listed power factor load with jacketed loads and then refine it usually downwards when I get the chance - it will not be off a lot in my experience.

It would be interesting to see what Tyler Ingram says.

Load them just like BBI or Bayou - they are good bullets.

Those marking come off pretty easily in the tumbler.