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    Lol 4756 gonna need more powder

    in 9mm/38 Caliber

    Posted · Edited by Mat Price

    Ok

    9.2 grains of imr 4756

    124 grain pdelta jhp

    1.235 at the seating die 1.250 in the tray

    Wolf srp

    Set up infrared on tripod very overcast ced2

    Avg 1369

    Hi 1419

    Lo 1353

    Es 66

    Sd 25

    Pf 169

    Avg 1368

    Hi 1385

    Lo 1353

    Es 32

    Sd 11.9

    Pf 169

    Changed set up

    Ced2 infrared on table both front and back bar 100% level

    Back for whatever reason tends to have sag

    Avg 1379

    Hi 1390

    Low 1360

    Es 30

    Sd 10

    Pf 171

    Shorty just for kicks with two holes.

    1326

    1338

    1318

    10

    8

    Pf 164

    Not going to do it

    I am not making major with this powder in this commander length shirt hybrid two hole

    But this a very nice load out of my full size hybrid four hole 7 port comp. very very soft and extremely flat!

    Lol 4756 gonna need more powder

    in 9mm/38 Caliber

    Posted

    Ok so 8.8 grains gave me a165. let's see what 9.2 grains gives me.

    At 1.25 not by choice lol. They left the seating die at 1.235 hit the tray at 1.25 lol

    Why are all barrels so slow!!!!

    Does it take anyone else 9.2 grains of 4756 to get over 170 power factor with 124 jhp?

    one determined man and a dremel tool

    in Open Pistols

    Posted · Edited by Mat Price

    Hello: Now you need to file it and polish it and call it a Harley :roflol: When I started as a Tool and Die maker I had to file and stone dies to learn the trade. So a Dremel is cheating :devil: Good job hope it does what you want it to do. Thanks, Eric

    I am going to make it shine just as soon as i can test drive it. So I am sure I don't have to mod it any more. I am really sure I can get it to do what i want. I am not afraid to break out the diamond cut bit and take the sides out the front chamber. you can be ballsy when you got an extra titanium bedell on the way to you lol

    PS I extend the comp guide rod relief all the way using just the sanding drum! lol Truth is i do have access to a bridgeport mill and all the machine tools I want at work... problem is at work I got to much WORK and takes all of my time to play haha. So i end up on my front porch with a dremel tool and a beer:)

    one determined man and a dremel tool

    in Open Pistols

    Posted

    This comp was made for the days when the power factor was or 175 so most people were running 180 +.... I don't remember. So running it at 173 with all the barrel ports the front chamber and that end is IMO useless and slows cycling as well as makes the gun nose heavy. I anticipate a lil faster cycle better pointing and more forward pull from opening up the bleeders at the angle I cut. I like a heavy balanced gun with a really fast slide. That big azz steel comp really hinders it. So i got two choices lighten the comp or the slide...not ready to start chopping up a slide with a dremel tool..... YET

    one determined man and a dremel tool

    in Open Pistols

    Posted · Edited by Mat Price

    Ok so no mill no drill press and no band saw what is a fella to do! break out the dremel with a cut off disk and some 60 grit barrels and go to work.

    so I had this big ole honkin comp on my gun tooo heavy and not needed.

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    I decided before I spent the money on a titanuim comp lightening would make a noticeable difference.

    sooo I went to work

    First I used a cut off wheel to get it close. then i started knocking it down with sanding barrels

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    so I brought it down with 60 and shaped it up with 120 till i got here

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    The ni decided the side bleeders needed to be bigger since i cut off the front end. I got out my uni bit chucked up in my cordless drill and went to drilling the angle.

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    9 ounce slide

    in Open Pistols

    Posted

    I drug a bone stock and I bean bone stock ( not even a trigger job) 9mm trubor from D class last june (2011) to A class this june. I just finally in last 3 months chopped up the slide after 45-50K rounds. 9.7 oz slide made it about 6K rounds before it cracked. But things i have learned 173-175 is wayyyyy more betta than 168. light slides cycle really fast especially with a light comp. If your running a gun with holes like my super and trubor now feed them a steady diet of beannny gas powder... hs6 4756 3n38 ect... your scores will thank you for it. My slide weighs 10oz now on my trubor and with a 9 lb spring it screams when it cycles. my supper is to slooowwww with big heavy ss comp and 11 oz slide.

    hey guys need a quick .38 s power pistol load for video tonight

    in 9mm/38 Caliber

    Posted · Edited by Mat Price

    any body got a load doesn't have to be major I just want to film the the 4 hole 9 port comp once at night and i figure power pistol should light it up pretty good. I got some pp and 115 and 124. prolly 115 would better more powder more flash lol.

    will be using the search also

    ok decided on 7.3 grains with a 124 wow great balls of fire!!!!

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