Timido

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I figured out long guns and shotguns I shoot them left handed. I still shoot pistol right handed. Works for me

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Thanks. I would have thought it would have more of a difference. I am going to use that data minus %10 and go up from there. That would be 2.5g N320 with the 160g Bayou at 1.15 Most of the production loads I have read on here are 2.7-3.0g

How does barrel length difference affect fps? Some of the load data I am looking at was from a Glock 19. How much different is the feet per second going to be for my full size CZ? 4" to 4.6" Barrel with different twist. The data I am looking at is from this article http://www.shootingtimes.com/reloading/reloading-heavy-bullets-in-9mm-luger/ Thanks Tim

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My first load was 124g Bayou 3.6g titegroup 1.14 oal light crimp with a light lee Factory Crimp die. It cycled 100% 25 rounds. Now I get to play around with reloading some more. Thanks again.

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I don't have a Chronograph yet. I guess I need to put one on my wish list. Thank you all for your advice. A lot of you guys posts from the past have been very helpful also. I am getting the hang of this 550b as my first press just by setting up this load

Seems my 124g Bayou bullets plunk fine at 1.14-1.15. Is there any advantage to trying to load them this long. From reading I take it I should try them long and record accuracy and then start adjusting them in.

I have C-more dots I have 8 on my 1022 and 12 on my 22/45. I have 2 moa dots on my AR and a target barrel for my 22/45. The 8 and 12 are on guns I shoot Steel Challenge with.

I have a Cz shadow. I am going to load my first ever ammo. I have read and searched the world. I have some 124g Bayou Rn bullets I have titegroup and some n320. Most of the load data I have seen sounds like titegroup and n320 both are loaded about 3.4- 4.0 grains Most of the load data books I have found are for FMJ. What kind of starting load would you recommend with the cast 124g Bayou bullets?

I ordered some Bayou Bullets in 124 and 160 to play with as I am going to try to make some minor loads also. Some of our side matches actually have to knock down steel also. I am looking for a 550 dillon as my first press. Thanks for that advice with the lighter loads. I think experimenting with different loads will definitely be in the future.

I had same experience with the Extractor. I replaced the Extractor and all has been good for many rounds

Thanks for the advice. I hope to get set up soon

Not Tire group.... TiteGroup

I have been reading and shopping. I picked up some Titegroup powder and CCi primers. I have a CZ Standard shadow. I am looking for Advice on a low recoil load with the tire group and my CZ. Also what Bullet diameter and profile works best with the CZ? I have been looking at X-treme coated bullets and there are many options. I don't need to meet any PF right now. Looking for advice Thanks Tim

Mine after similar round count started angle jaming ammo. Extractor fixed mine also.

I called CGW about my barrel. It was explained to me that the tolerance is now tighter and it can change the point of impact slightly. I now have my sights adjusted and the gun is way more accurate than I am.

11.5 pound hammer spring with extended Firing pin. I only run cheap factory ammo and never had a problem

Did you just contact then via email about ordering one? Or did you just order via the web?

Find anything out on this bushing changing the POI. Mine seems to have changed to the left about 2.5" also with install of this bushing. I just moved the rear sight quite a bit over to the right to compensate for the different POI

How did you like these? Is there any curvature at all, or is it really flat? I saw their newer ones but they might be too much palm swell for my small hands.. They are flat there is no curve to it . I like the grips.

Mine is a Weaver block. I just used a block of wood with a hole drilled into it