JMcDonough

I love my crossbreed mini tuck I carry a kahr cm 9 it is smaller than a glock 30 but I am sure it would be great holster for it.

Im using American select.

I would set the size die a little lower just touching the shell plate is not enough it should cam over.

I guess I assume everybody already does this with .40s. Mine have this as well which might be why my guns all run great. I'm going to order one of the egw mag catches should that allow me to load 9 rounds in the mags and not nose dive. My gun is functioning great with 8 rounds in the mag now with the ed brown mag catch.

I live in western newyork and two of my shooting buddies have pros they purchased from the buffalo gun center and I have personally seen them there. I'm not sure if they just swap the high caps out or what they do.

I have tried checkmate 10mm mags and they would nose dive also but I have not tried them at 1.260 oal. My load at 1.260 works great in my trojan and my barrel is stock I have not had it throated.

Ya I tried shorter oal as well they nose dive even more often.

So I loaded some bullets up at 1.260 oal and they seem to hand cycle great. I will not be able to test them untill thursday.

Ok I will try that tomarrow and hope that fixes it . If not I will call tripp and see if they can help.

I just received 5 tripp 10mm 9 round mags and the first bullet nose dives even when loaded with 8 rounds. I am using them in my sti trojan 40. I have been using wilson 45 etm mags that were 98% reliable. My load is xtreme 180 round nose at 1.200 overall length. Any ideas on what to do would be appreciated.

You can have a comp but it is supposed to be pinned and welded even on 16" + barrels so the thread protector is just as bad as a non welded comp. You can't have a flash hider.

I have used my SDB for 3 years and I have no complaints. I will keep it when I buy a bigger press for calibers that I don't use as much.

I like alliant american select. It is a big flaky powder that takes up a lot of space in the case. A double charge would easily overflow. It is also good for 9mm because it fills the case 3/4 of the way. I have found it to be a very consistant powder as well.

I agree with that TIG welding aluminum is very loud. Our tig room at work is small so it makes it seem even louder. Tig welding stainless is almost relaxing to me.

I use Federal valu pack and also Remington gun club 3 dram 1.125 0z. I also use federal tru ball reduced recoil slugs they seem to shoot very well.

Go Sabres this is the year

I use a 15# 1911 spring in my xd tactical. I installed the springer precision trigger kit much better than stock shorter pull and I belive mine is about 3#

Dawson no gap for me

WOW

ya I polished that area but it looks like I should round that area a lot more after seeing the pics. Thanks for the tip and the link it looks like i will be doing a lot more dremaling.

My FN SLP has developed a feeding problem at least once a stage. I'm using Federal 100 round valu pack shells from walmart but I have tried other brands with the same result. The shell is not being directed into the chamber and is running into the edge of the chamber right on the extractor groove. I can't get it to do this by hand cycling the shells. any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jamie

My home club is WNYPPL and I get to most of the USPSA matches in Rochester GCL and RBPS put on great matches. Wnyppl is hosting the ELS section match come out and shoot it will be a lot of fun. The match is September 24,25 and 26

I realy like American select for 9,40 and 45 I have found it to be a very consistent powder.

square deal for 9mm,.40 and 38/357 And a lyman single stage for .223