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This is how you use the Factory Crimp die to fix guppied brass.

Thanks yall I shot some paper this weekend and I am hitting left and towards the end I started anticipateting the recoil and hitting low. I've definately got some issues to work out. Who knew two months of no range time and everything goes out the window On a happy note I did test out some loads I had worked up and they performed well

I decided to go to the pin shoot last night, even though I haven’t shot in several weeks. The last time I went to a pin shoot I came in second. Last night however I had several scratches and my times were pitiful. I could see the front sight, and once I slowed down to focus on what the problem was I realized that when I came down out of recoil my front sight was slightly left of center and I had to correct before releasing the shot. What is causing this? How do I fix it? I plan to shoot a lot of paper this weekend to see if I can work this out and maybe redeem myself next week. Thanks Yall!

What they said You dont want to crimp lead too much as you could potentially deform the bullet and cause set back.

Ha I wish I had that capability. One day I have some plans but I dont own the property currently I live on.

The scuddle butt at glocktalk says midway has remington SP in stock, but they said they got an email. I've checked on the site and they are not up yet. I hope its a sign that things are turning around. I have an order with Cabelas but havent heard anything out of them

Thanks guys

Been lurking for a bit since got linked here from Glock Talk reloading forum. I just got into reloading this past fall, right now I'm just loading for .40 but as I grow my weapon collection my reloading will grow as well. I dont do any competition save a pin match every now and then when I go back home in the suburbs of ATL. I kinda live in the sticks and havent found a range to call home. Seems like a good bunch a folks here, looking forward to learning more and doing my best to contribute ps my handle at GT is Buckhunter3987