I'm a new member. I read in the FAQ re problems reloading Glock-fired 40 cal brass with a Dillon press. I'm wondering since the 1911 .45 chamber is not fully supported would you have the same problem reloading Glock-fired .45 brass in a Dillon,i.e. bulges that would make chambering a problem in a 1911 pistol. As I write this , I think the answer is yes since the .45 case is fully covered by the top of the 1911 barrel, if not supported at the bottum. Did I just waste everybody's time with my first posting or is there more to it? There's a guy selling once-fired .45 brass on the USPSA website and says he's been selling it there for a while. Surely he's not selling it all to Glock shooters!
