Steve RA

Is the glass area the same on both ???

Try .358 size. I use Precision in that size and have no problems, just clean as normal every few thousand rounds or so. https://precisionbullets.com/product/38-125-rn/

Wolfie

Blue Jeans - Levis or Wranglers. Cut offs for summer, full length for cooler times.

Yes, it's very pleasant outside right now. Unfortunately, it probably won't last.

Hi, Sure you'll like it here. Lots of us old timers.

Because you may size the bullet and case somewhat, if that happens, the bullet will remain the same size and the case will expand back slightly. If that happens the case will not be gripping the bullet tightly enough and it's possible it could be driven further into the case when chambering. Might not raise the pressure enough to cause any harm but could affect the accuracy.

Clean up the inside of the die up to the area that actually does anything to the case.

24F in Richardson this morning - low 50s predicted this afternoon.

Don't use an FCD !

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More capacity and easier to hold onto. But, to carry in a holster, it's backward. The handle is the hard part to conceal, barrel sits next to leg and length really doesn't make any difference

Buy a sample pack of .358 and see if they work in your gun.

Back when I started shooting USPSA (1986) a while after that three gun started popping up. Originally you only ran one gun at a time, which seemed like a better idea than using all three on a stage. Somewhere along the line that died off and the three guns per stage started up. I liked the one gun per stage idea much better.

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Polish the powder funnel !

Jack: You might try taking your mag apart and see if there are any rough spots - on the followers and also the mag body itself - as that could be your problem. Along with possibly weak fingers!

Samsung Health on their phones has a fairly comprehensive program, similar to a lot of the above.

You could try a 17lb mainspring, that is what I use in a couple of 1911s and it helps the trigger pull (slightly) but I get deep indentations in fired primers. It's also possible that your firing pin could be a little short. I'd still think it may be something in the channel as it doesn"t seem to happen with a high degree of regularity.

Link doesn't work for me.

You might pull the firing pin and clean the channel, might be some sort of debris in it.

I use Clays (Australian) in 9mm with 125gr coated or 130gr LSWC with 3.2 grs and in .45 ACP with 4.2grs and 200gr LSWC or coated. Those make minor in 9mm and major in .45. Use SRMP with these and have no pressure signs.

Don't use a factory crimp die, just a regular sizing die.

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Could you explain that just a little more?