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Yeah, it’s just his opinion. That and ten bucks will get you a coffee at Starbucks. I know a guy personally who sent a Brazos gun back multiple times before it ran. And my Cheely Guns seem to get the job done.?

I assume this is for Open?

Found a piece of scrap PVC last night. I put one tray on the base and inserted the PVC then poured brass onto the tray. The PVC keeps brass from falling into the center hole. Then just keep stacking and pouring. Remove PVC and put the top on.

It shouldn’t. But I had an M&P that would. Striker mark was right on the edge of primer.

Well in that case I don't think its the gun. It would probably happen more often if the gun were the cause. What about checking for set back? Try that to at least rule out something. Then I would focus on the brass or even powder drops.

I thought that as well. Maybe the recoil spring is tired and a little dirt builds up and it doesn't close fully. Only takes a smidge. I can't tell from the pick but see if the striker marks look off centered on the blown cases. Thats a sign of firing OOB.

Are those primers pierced? Looks like it in the pics? Are you sure they are not setting back? Maybe grab a small bucket full and try pushing them against the bench and checking to see if they shortened? The primers look nice and rounded but the hole might be a pressure sign.

Correct but they can’t reference the letter USPSA like the op stated this was

I’m glad you’re not an RO. Because that’s clearly a Delta/ No shoot

Pretty much it. If it’s a classifier the set up must be exactly as written but otherwise it’s on you to not hit no shoots. This isn’t sloppy set up. It just doesn’t have to be precise except as noted by Moto when changing targets

There are several threads on here with many members getting the same results.

I switched to PD 115 JHP and now get a few upside down bullets every hundred or less. No problem with MG though. WTH?

I easily get 10+ reloadings out of my 9MAJOR brass

That’s a pretty poor analogy as Toyota is light years ahead of any American made vehicle in reliability, quality, resale value, etc.

There is a fair amount of testing needed to smooth out the process if using pins but it can be done.

I have a small compressor in my loading room. I fill my Hundo case gauge, put a thin piece of plexiglass on top and flip it over. Then just blow the media out before boxing up. You are right. PD JHP are very deep holes

? Matt builds some of the best guns on the market! ccgunworks.com

Good 9mm once fired brass is 2-3 cents and 38 new is 15 cents. Everything else is the same. So in A 32 round COF BRASS cost alone is huge. 9mm about a buck, 38 about $4.50. Only then you have to join the other brass chickens and hope you get half of it back.

There is no 100% affiliated. A club is either affiliated or not.? As much as I dislike PCC I truly despise rules shenanigans.

Well, I know there is no such thing as intent in the rule book, but, what the hell, I think the intent of that rule is no magazine in the gun. I see hand warmers in grips regularly in cold weather.

The Guga’s Are too fat looking for my taste.

Nope. 115’s are more snappy than even 121’s. Very noticeably different.

do you lube the cases? You should. If not try lubing them and running through the sizer and see what happens.

Deep breaths......... deep breaths

Too many to list off the top of my head. It gets discussed a lot here. But to name a few WCC FC NT Anything with nato markings Also some brands just have tight pockets like S&B