pitvpr

ahahaha, +1rep for you

I'm new to the 2011 platform as well, and I'm also having feeding issues, but I'm loading to 1.16" so maybe too short ? I read somewhere here that the guns should be able to feed factory, which is significantly shorter than wha I'm running. I'm going to try some 1.18" to see if this helps, I also feel like I'm over crimping mine too, so I guess that will be something to look at as well?

There was a shooter survey writeup on Front Sight recently that covered everything, Win primers were the most used primers (percentage of shooters interviewed) overall according to the survey. I have always used CCI (28 years now), recently I tried Win primers and found them to seat much easier in my 650, but I've only shot a couple hundred of them so I can report on the performance. All I can say is that seeting is so smooth that I had to check my casings periodically because it felt like there was no primer going into the pocket (loading 40sw to major).

I'm curios to find out what everyone thinks of this NEW powder? How does it meter, cleanliness, recoil, overall thumbs up or down? tcarp1911, how much did you pay per pound?

very funny sir, I have noticed exactly the same things, my biggest hurdle is the gear. There's a single stack division? really?

yes sir!

I've also used black bullets brand moly's in my Glock, several thousands of rounds with no issues,

What about the Lee factory crimp die, I've read that you can use them to remove bulge as well?

+1

Haha, yes it is...thanks

very nice!

cuban

Hi, Im new…and I'm A6810 They say everyone has 15 minutes of fame, obviously some more that others, but my 15 felt like the perfect match. It was happening in slow motion, seeing the front sight at every A zone like it was 2 feet tall. Transitions were as smooth, so smooth like if the gun was moving on linear rails. The second shots felt as if there was no recoil, muzzle flip or slide movement, two A’s, two A’s two A’s… It was early 1989 and I wash in my 15 minutes of fame match, which lead to a state and sectional championship, it was a hell of a day, a day of days. I competed in USPSA in the mid to late ’80, acquiring master level before take a break from the sport/hobby of practical shooting, I took a 23 year break, now I’m back and yearning for another 15 minutes or even 30. Practical shooting is one of those things that gets under your skin, and like riding a bike, once learned, is never forgotten. I re-established my USPSA membership this November 2013, and thanks to the staff there they were able to re-instate my old number A6810. So here I go again, started U and working my way up, with a Limited Xdm I just received my B classification, woot woot!!! 30 minutes here we go!