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  1. Hello all,

    This is the first time I start loading with molley and clays, I have couple of questions that I hope I can get answers here. Any help is greatly appreciate

    Bullet: Bear Creek 230 LRN molley

    Primer: LP winchester

    Brass: Mixed stamps

    Powder: Hodgdon Clays

    O.A.L: 1.240

    My result from chrono are below:

    3.2 gr 3.4 gr 3.6 gr 3.8 gr 4.0 gr

    646.9 701.0 716.9 763.9 752.3

    660.4 709.0 709.3 769.2 785.4

    691.9 680.0 735.8 773.7 805.6

    648.6 680.9 722.2 754.2 781.5

    638.5 694.1 723.0 754.0 783.0

    151pf 159pf 165pf 175pf 179pf

    I want to keep it around 170pf, so I guess my next test load would be 3.7 gr of Clays. Below are some of my question:

    1) Hodgdon website recommend O.A.L of 1.200, however, from what I know, it is recommend to make the bullet as long as possible that fit the chamber. My Kimber goldmatch can be fit at 1.260 (this is my load for Delta Precision FMJ 230Gr), but for this load I made it 1.240. Should I follow Hodgdon? Or keep my orignal of 1.260 or 1.240?

    2) At 3.6 grain, I am at 165pf, which way is recommend? Increase powder to 3.7gr? Or shorten the O.A.L? 3.6gr recoil is just superb compare to 3.8 and 4.0gr.

    Thank you so much in advance for your help

  2. Hello all,

    First of all, thank you for the recommendation for the books by Jerry Kuhnhausen. They were very educational, second of all, how often do you take your 1911 and remove everything and do a "Detail Clean"? Because so far I just do field strip and clean that, how often should I clean the sear, hammer, and firing pin?

    Thank you so much in advance,

    Blank

  3. Hello all,

    When I was shooting glock, I was using "the complete glock reference guide third edition" to learn the in and the out of dissemble the gun and how it work. It was quite an education for me, and now I am wondering is there such book for 1911? The reason for me to ask this question is because I only have been field strip my Gold Match Kimber 1911 to clean it. I don't really know how to get to all the inside parts like the extractor, firing pin, clean out all the sears... etc.

    Any information would be greatly appreciate. Oh, I looked on youtube, everyone just do field strip and clean, is it good enough already that's why?

    Thank you so much in advance,

    Blank

  4. Hello all,

    Can someone recommend me to a gun smith for glock? I have a glock 17 gen 3, been shooting it for production, I have replaced the trigger with glock worx. However, I don't think i tuned it right, I need a trusted smith to work on my gun.

    Thank you so much in advance,

    Andy

  5. Hello all,

    Currently I am facing an issue that I don't know if it's me or it's the chrono. I am loading .45 ACP precision delta FMJ, with N320. My C.O.L variate from 1.262 to 1.266, with a consistant load of 4.85 grain of N320. However, when I chrono my load, it go from low is 650s to high which is 690s. I know this is a bit low, I need to increase on the powder a bit, however, the inconsistency of the FPS making me a bit nervous.

    Can someone help me with this issue?

    Thank you so much in advance,

    Blank

  6. Hello guys,

    I am thinking of switching powder fro N320 to Clay for 230 gr FMJ from Delta Precision. From this forum, I saw some complain regarding metering with dillon. My question is that how well Clay meter with the X650? Because I remember when I tried to load Varget for .223, it metered horrible. If it is that bad, then I will stick with N320, but if it's nothing like that, then I will switch over to clay.

    Thank you so much in advance,

    Blank

  7. Hello all,

    Currently I am shooting my glock 17 for production class, I have put in the glockworx drop in trigger kit and change the front sight to a Fiber Optic from Dawson. What else can I do to my gun to improve my shooting experience?

    Thank you so much in advance for your help,

    Blank

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