legacy
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This is awesome!
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Can't go wrong with either.
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180's all day
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Sounds like what my 650 does when running brand new brass.
Try running a little case lube like one shot and see if that smooths out your problem.
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"Nut-Hugger" edition.
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Hi-Power isn't on the approved production gun list.
No Production or CO.
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Non-Chlorinated brake cleaner (Usually a green cap or can)
I buy the generic version or whatever is on sale, usually by the case.
The Non-Chlorinated stuff shouldn't mess with plastics but I still try and keep it off my front site and grip.
Hose it down, blow it off and oil it up is my routine.
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Brake parts cleaner
Whatever oil I have in my bag.
Those little sample bottles that people hand out at matches last quite a long time, when I run out I'll go back to using 10w30 or whatever motor oil I have laying around.
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3.0 Grains of Clays
180GR Bullet
that was my old 40minor load. Haven't shot it in years but it was crazy soft in my Glock22
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A place called A&W bearing, any local bearing supply should have them, I have also heard NAPA auto parts stocks them as well.
I guess the op didn't specify a model, for some reason I had the 650 in mind.
Do you just slip these under the OEM Dillon shellplate bolt?
Between the bolt and the shell plate.
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only negative is a little more friction as you operate the press and a small thunk noise maybe. i don't even bother to case gauge anymore after running a U die (egw) and the Lee factory crimp die.
I use a little one shot case lube now and my press is silky smooth. It makes a HUGE difference with the undersized die.
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Welcome,
I'm about to move back to the great PNW.
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I was having the same issue. I knew i hadn't changed my mainspring in a long time.
Replaced with a 19lb mainspring and i have had zero issues since.
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You need a new top end to convert your .40 to a 9mm
They didn't give you a "Corporate answer" they gave you a correct answer.
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Brass shavings are probably from a little too much bell.
Define hanging up on shell plate... Are they not getting pushed all the way into station one? I do this occasionally when I get out of my rhythm or try loading too fast.
If brass is hanging up in the de-priming/resizing die try a little case lube, I used to make fun of people who lubed pistol brass until I tried it. My press runs so much smoother now with a little bit of One-Shot on my brass.
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300blk suppressed is super fun.
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4.8g WST @ 1.140 w/ 180G BBI makes major power factor in my Glock 22 and 5" STI.
Glock 22 is still using the stock barrel. No issues ever with high pressure signs. I have loaded all the way out to 1.55 with my glock and never had any feed issues. The limiting issue with OAL and Glocks is usually the magazines.
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I bought a EGW Undersize die for 40 and i haven't had any issues since. 99% of my reloads pass my case gauge unlike before which was closer to 75%
Not sure if you lube your cases prior to reloading but i started hitting mine with a light spray of Hornady One-Shot and my 650 is smooth as butter now.
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Have you searched at all?
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I just ordered a Bushnell HDMR 3.5-21x 50mm for my 20" AR15 6.5 Grendel.
How tall of rings I should order?
I'm planning on buying Badger or Seekins rings.
Any recommendations?
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About time you found the forums Matt.
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Whatever one works.
6in Slide Weight
in 1911-style Pistols
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My 9mm slide is 13.2oz