garrysks

What I meant was that if it was found that buffers significantly reduced frame damage, wouldn't Colt, SA, or the other ones start making their own buffers and include them with the gun. Seems if they prevented frames from being sent back to the factory, they would want customers to use them.

I would think if buffers made a significant difference, the 1911 manufacturers would recommend their use. I am not aware of any that do.

I like Lee equipment- but not their progressives. Most of my dies are Lee. I have a Lee turret press that I've had since 1980 and loaded tons of ammo on. I sold my Pro 1000 and got a Dillon RL550B because I wanted to spend more time loading ammo and less time swearing.

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