JoelJ

For a picture of the difference: http://glockmeister.com/catalog/product_in...products_id/249 You will note the 15 degree and the 90 degree breech cut

Sorry, I'm trying Magtech primers and was using Win SPP's. I've had some consistancy (height) issues on the Win's, so wanted to try something different. The person who delivered them said to back off a half grain and that should be about right. Wanted more opinions on the safety, since 40's are close to the limit as is. Thanks

I had a buddy pick up primers (he was headed there anyhow), and he decided to grab small magnum instead of small pistol primers. I'm stuck with a box of 1k. Do I want to play with them for .40 major loads, or just chalk it up to "experience" and get SPP's? [Load disclamer, this works for my gun not yours!] Current load is 6.1gr 3n37 under a 180gr JHP through a G35

So far I've found pieces to make a 9x23 set. EGW is going to make a run of their 9x23 sizing die for me, they will have 24 left to sell so if you need a great 9x23 die call them! (shameless plug to help http://www.egw-guns.com) From Lee regarding a factory crimp die for 9x23: On 9/17/2003 at 8:52 AM info@leeprecision.com <info@leeprecision.com> wrote: >The Factory crimp die applies a modified taper crimp, which has two angles. This gives the reloader a choice of crimps, either light or heavy depending upon how far down the die is adjusted into the press. > >At 02:33 PM 9/16/2003 -0500, you wrote: >>Does the .38/super die do a taper crimp or a straight wall style crimp? On 9/16/2003 at 8:42 AM info@leeprecision.com <info@leeprecision.com> wrote: >The 38 ACP/38 Super Factory crimp die will also work for the 9x23. Order catalog #90866. Thank you for considering Lee Precision. Any other options out there?