T_Linville

you probably won't find any data for WST in 9mm on hogdons' site. do a search here and you will find some data

It's stainless it shouldn't rust.

ok i may be weird but yellow has worked the best for me. I have tried green and red, green would be my second choice, like somone else said red just looked a little fuzzy to me.

i live in osgood, in about 15 minutes from batesville and travel to south central and silver creek. shoot me a pm it would be nice to have someone to ride with... As for shooting around batesville there is a trap shoot at the local coonhunters club but thats about it..

thanks for the great reply, i understand how to set the machine up i was just woundering mainly about the crimp. Yes the bullets are jacketed precesion delta 147gr powder is going to be titegroup. My measurements on the dummy rounds i have made are just about right on with the specs you gave,a few more adjustments and i should be ready to go.. thanks again...

Ok first off i am new to reloading, i bought a dillon 550 and have it set up to load 9mm all that is left to do is get the powder set where i need it. I have my bullet depth set, the only problem i am having so far is how to set the crimp. Any insight on this would be great. As i am pretty new to this forum my search skills aren't very good yet thanks in advance..

i used the apex competition springs in my M&P and filed a stock sear and my trigger is 2lbs if not less, as others said i don't notice reset but with dry fire it resets ok. my trigger breaks at the end of the pull and i really like it.

If i am thinking correctly i think that you can modify the sear housing to accept a bigger spring and plunger under the sear to correct this problem.. I think Speed Shooter does this modification.. http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=124849

The second match i ever shot had a star half covered by a no shoot. Since then i have gotten a little better at the star not as fast as some but i can usually do it quickly just as the have said head arms legs.

i was most comfortable with the small, but i shoot alot better with the medium.

At our local match the other day we had a popper that was stubborn once in a while and a few shooters had to hit it twice to get it to go down. So in my stage planning i figured i would just double tap or drive it down. That is about the only time i have done an insurance shot. But being that i am pretty new to this sport i am learning new things every match..

I don't know avout IDPA arond my area, but at the local USPSA match there are starting to be alot of M&Ps and not nearly as many glocks as i saw last year

I read this post got up and shook my 9L with a 13 lb spring and it came out of battery, so now it has a 15 lb in it. If you held the gun straight up and down the gun would stay out of battery. Thanks for the heads up

i polished the apex sear and put in the USB and my trigger breaks at just over 4lbs. I have the comp trigger spring but i think that 4lbs is good for me right now till i get a few matches under my belt

I want to get to a show and play with a few to see whats out there, the Range Officer does look like a pretty nice unit.