NOT QUITE RIGHT

Factory Loads are 1.2in

Redding GRX. Once they are sized it doesn't have to be done again,unless you are foolish enough to shoot them through a Glock again.

The OP was right Flat Point. I have looked for data for these Berrys and it is not available. While this is a plated bullet it is not the same as TMJ-Gold Dot ect. That is why I asked if someone had a load that they were using.

I have loaded 1000's of these Berrys bullets. They are great. I used Rainer and switched. I shoot them out of HK and Sig pistols. And I friend uses a Kimber. My favorite powder is Clays, as it is cheap and very clean in the 45. About 4.3 grains but check Hogdon's data. This is on the low side and might not work in your pistol.

Looking for a 165 FP load for Berrys Bullets. Since VV N320 and Clays seem to be the prefered powders what do you have? I am just shooting at paper in a indoor range but would like clean burning load. Thanks

Ray, I have used the Redding GRX dies since they were first introduced. First the steel and now the carbide. I tumble then awhile then I throw them on their sides on a cookie sheet and spray them with Hornady NH case lube. Then I put them in a plastic shoe box and shake them around for a while. I still do this even with the carbide. It helps make sure that no brass flakes get on the die which then scratch the case. Then I tumble them some more to clean them off. My press runs so much smoother! If you have ever put one in upside down by accident that will answer your other question?