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yes - 6 & 8

@Llando88 one for the RTS2 would be helpful for me

I wouldn't get too hung up on the Lee U-die. Easy enough to switch out down the road if so desired. The micrometer seating dies are great if you are trying or using multiple bullets ; like 124 for major and 115 for minor or SC loads. Going back and forth is a breeze. If not, then pick one. As for 3N38, 8.0 gr is the VV starting load but I think you are going to find something north of 9.0 is going to get you major PF. If you don't have a chronograph, get one. BTW - here is a repository of some 38 super data ; http://www.k8nd.com/ipscload.htm

yes Some of us mix and match dies. I like the Redding Competition Seating die myself and other are true believers in the Lee U-dies for sizing. Like Guy said, start with what's available. What press are you loading on ?

No kidding - over $500 delivered to CA

The case feed adapter should be red. Green is for 9 mm. That might be your problem right there. I know mine breaks the plastic screws off on the transfer bar when a case doesn't quite drop due to a bent case.

Unless I didn't understand his posts on IG, Mason's gun had an aluminum grip. A Sig of some sort - don't ask me which one, I have no idea. It's the one that isn't a CZ

ET How wide are they?

I've used the factory, TNT , F&FB and the FW just showed up and haven't had a chance to play with it yet. Unless you are automating your press, I don't see a reason to use an aftermarket one. But I must admit, the bling on the FW Arms is off the chain.

Nothing behind the breahface?

Those are external. I'm looking for internal areas where I can remove material

I should add the slide has been tri-topped and I am liking the look so trying to keep that overall profile unmolested

I want to take some weight out of a 5" 1911 slide but don't want to put any holes/slots in it. Any suggestions?

Hopefully the shooter realized he has some work to do and does it. I've had a gun pointed at me when I was in the squad gallery and that was pretty crazy so OP I feel for you.

I got a new shell plate in the mail yesterday so I'd say yes, Will is still in business. Try messaging him on FB.

I feel your pain - tore mine a couple of years ago. All good now thanks to a fantastic PT. I was lucky enough to snag an Ammobot before they got bought by Dillon and it was a godsend. Not sure when Dillon is going to start selling them but a 1050/1100 and the new Dillon Automation version would be my suggestion.

Every time this question gets asked, I have the same response. Buy the most expensive Dillon press you can afford.

Welcome to BE -

OK, but to fix what problem? Rules ? We don't need another group of people for that. Divisions ? We don't need another group of people for that. Different stages ? We don't need another group of people for that. Match calendar conflicts ? We don't need another group of people for that.

I don't mind at all. I haven't shot a USPSA match in years - probably should just for fun. I try to get out and shoot SC monthly but usually only make it to a formal match a couple of times a year. Now your turn - A separate BoD is needed because ?

So a separate BoD is needed because ?

Everglades has several 8# jugs of Titegroup for $ 359.99 - knock yourself out.

I have no idea is Matt is building guns ( he stopped taking orders a while back ) but Cheely Custom Gunworks is inside your circle.

Seriously though - that signature, No way he signed that - someone did it for him and poorly at that.

pictures?