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  1. Thats good to hear. Another good load I found for Reference is.

    X-treme 356." 147gr HPCBRN

    New Starline brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon TiteGroup 3.2gr

    1.150" C.O.A.L.

    910fps Ave. 133pf. 1.5" groups at 20yards

    Very soft recoiling load.

    Please work up your own load. This load was safe in my pistol.

  2. Most three die sets from companies like RCBS , Hornady and Redding. Come with a Sizing/decapping die, an Expander die and a combination Seater/Crimp die. The bullet is seated and crimped in one operation. Some find this undesirable and wish to crimp in a fourth stage. Hope that's what you were asking.

  3. Received my replacement magazines. I have a few that would spontaneously disassemble. These new ones seem to be manufactured better. The seam line is gone and the baseplate is tighter. Still not convinced to use in IDPA, but will keep beating them up to test reliability.

    kudos ProMag for at least replacing them.

    Steve

    The one I bought did this to me Saturday while running drills. Never did find the Spring. Up until it flew apart the mag had run Flawlessly. Not sure if it's worth my time contacting them about it or not. =/

  4. I finally got around to Testing Loads in My New 5" Pro. The Pro I have is the new one dot 1-10" barrel.

    All loads were Chronoghaphed at 10', Temprature was roughly 50degrees,and 10 Shots equal the average velocity and all groups were shot from a sandbag. Im not the best at shooting groups so im sure they could be better.

    1.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Winchester WSF 4.9 Grains 1069 fps. ave. 132pf 1.5" groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    2.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HP-38 4.4 Grains 1072 fps. ave. 132pf 1.5 " groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    3.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Alliant Unique 4.6 Grains 1077 fps. ave. 133pf 2" Groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    4.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed Brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HS-6 5.7 Grains 996 fps. ave. 123pf 3.5 " Groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    5.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.7 7.3 Grains 1097 fps. ave. 136pf 1.75" groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L

    6.) 124 gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed Brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon Titegroup 4.1 Grains 1094 fps. ave. 135pf 1.5" groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    7.) 124gr FMJ-FN Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.7 7.1 Grains 1116 fps. ave 138pf 1" groups at 25 yards

    1.050" C.O.A.L.

    8.) 124gr FMJ-FN Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Winchester WSF 4.8 Grains 1101 fps. ave. 136 pf 1.5" groups at 25 yards

    1.080" C.O.A.L.

    9.) 124gr FMJ-FN Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HP-38 4.3 Grains 1096 fps. ave. 135pf 1.25" groups at 25 yards

    1.050" C.O.A.L.

    10.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HS-6 6.2 Grains 1123 fps. ave. 129pf 1.75" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    11.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HP-38 4.5Grains 1143 fps. ave. 131pf 1.25" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    12.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.7 7.8 Grains 1191fps. ave. 136pf 1.25" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    13.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Alliant Bullseye 4.5 Grains 1188 fps. ave. 136pf 2.25" Groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    14.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.5 6.9gr 1110 fps. ave. 127pf 1" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    These Loads were safe in my pistol. I'm posting these for Reference of my experiance. Please work up your own loads and be safe.

  5. I finally got around to Testing Loads in My New 5" Pro. The Pro I have is the new one dot 1-10" barrel.

    All loads were Chronoghaphed at 10', Temprature was roughly 50degrees,and 10 Shots equal the average velocity and all groups were shot from a sandbag. Im not the best at shooting groups so im sure they could be better.

    1.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Winchester WSF 4.9 Grains 1069 fps. ave. 132pf 1.5" groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    2.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HP-38 4.4 Grains 1072 fps. ave. 132pf 1.5 " groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    3.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Alliant Unique 4.6 Grains 1077 fps. ave. 133pf 2" Groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    4.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed Brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HS-6 5.7 Grains 996 fps. ave. 123pf 3.5 " Groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    5.) 124gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.7 7.3 Grains 1097 fps. ave. 136pf 1.75" groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L

    6.) 124 gr CMJ Montana Gold

    Mixed Brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon Titegroup 4.1 Grains 1094 fps. ave. 135pf 1.5" groups at 25 yards

    1.145" C.O.A.L.

    7.) 124gr FMJ-FN Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.7 7.1 Grains 1116 fps. ave 138pf 1" groups at 25 yards

    1.050" C.O.A.L.

    8.) 124gr FMJ-FN Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Winchester WSF 4.8 Grains 1101 fps. ave. 136 pf 1.5" groups at 25 yards

    1.080" C.O.A.L.

    9.) 124gr FMJ-FN Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HP-38 4.3 Grains 1096 fps. ave. 135pf 1.25" groups at 25 yards

    1.050" C.O.A.L.

    10.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HS-6 6.2 Grains 1123 fps. ave. 129pf 1.75" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    11.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Hodgdon HP-38 4.5Grains 1143 fps. ave. 131pf 1.25" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    12.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.7 7.8 Grains 1191fps. ave. 136pf 1.25" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    13.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Alliant Bullseye 4.5 Grains 1188 fps. ave. 136pf 2.25" Groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    14.) 115gr HAP Hornady

    Mixed brass

    CCI 500 SPP

    Accurate NO.5 6.9gr 1110 fps. ave. 127pf 1" groups at 25 yards

    1.075" C.O.A.L.

    These Loads were safe in my pistol. I'm posting these for Reference of my experiance. Please work up your own loads and be safe.

  6. Here in southeast Ohio we have a Ladybug problem. we have them by the millions and you never know where you'll find them. I notice one day while loading 38spl that their were a few lady bugs in the brass I was loading. I now dump every case and visually check it before loading. I also have our house sprayed every fall to help rid us of most of the darn pesky bugs.

  7. Picked up a new 9mm M&P Pro. looking for a starting point for IDPA loads 130ish PF using Montana Gold 124gr CMJ. I have WSF , HP-38, Titegroup and AA.NO.7. Wish I had other powders but this is what I have to work with. Just kinda looking to see where others have started yo develops loads. Any help would be great. Thanks

  8. Was at a Gun show today in southeast Ohio and a dealer there had a lot of different powders. He had Alliant bullseye, Unique,2400 and different rifle powders ranging in price from $18 a pound to $19. He had Titegroup and Clays for $18.50 a pound. And a ton of other Hogdon rifle powders. I didn't think it was to bad a deal and restocked on several powders. =) I was running really low on Bullseye for 38spl loads.

  9. I would keep practicing with the Glock. There is no way I would move from a Glock to an M&P unless I had tried everything possible to master the Glock. Somebody once told me to not make a decision on a gun, or even a particular load for a gun until you had shot it many, many times. When you picked up the M&P you most likely, subconsciously, used better techniques because the gun felt different in your hand.

  10. I actually forgot about this post. I have shifted my attention to many other aspects other than draw and have improved on many of them. I haven't been able to get near the range time I need but that will come in time. Thanks guys

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