glockster68

I have never used that one, I have a midway collet puller that is over 10 years old..has held up well

I have shot 125gr blue bullets, with titegroup, and xtreme 124gr bullets with good success. There are alot of good choices out there.

Had good luck with Powder Valley, and xtreme bullets...look for sales, xtreme sends out emails with discounts.

is the fired brass just as dirty or more clean with CFE over Titegroup?

Hello, I have reloaded for years using a Lee Turret press. A good friend several years ago bought a 550B, never used it and sold it to me. I am kinda new at this so bear with me. I reload(in order of importance) 9mm, 40S&W, 45ACP and .223. I would like to keep the Lee dies I have for all the aftermentioned calibers. Here is what I have (1) Dillon550B press with the powder measure, bar, and 45acp dies-came from the factory with it (1) deluxe quick change kit-powder measure, stand, powder bar (1) conversion kit in 38spl(I will sell as I dont reload 38spl) (1) aluminum roller handle (1) spare parts kit (1) flip tray (1) cover for press (1) 4 large primer pickup tubes (1) set of redding 38spl dies-going to sell (1) set of dillon 44mag dies-going to sell (1) dillon beam scale (1) my RCBS 505 powder scale-going to sell (1) Hornady powder scale-going to sell I am going to sell the dillon 45acp, 44mag, and 38 spl redding dies, also going to sell the RCBS scale and Hornady scale. I know I am going to have to buy a 9mm conversion kit and small primer tubes but what else would you all recommend to get to where I can reload the above calibers? Any precautions to using the Lee dies? Do I need a Dillon powder die since I am using Lee dies? I am looking for the most affordable way to do this. I might buy another quick change kit for my 40S&W. Lastly, where do you all get your accessories besides dillon? Thanks from a newbie, John

thanks this will be going into a glock 35 with a factory glock barrel.

Hello, I am thinking about ordering one and was wondering if anyone has used one and what were there results if any improvement in accuracy. Thanks, John

I have never shot a salient arms glock it just seems that they are alittle pricey on what they offer...but that is my opinion.