191138sc

Blackdot for 9MM. Atlanta Arms for either 38 Super or Supercomp.

Picture would help us answer.

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This is my load. If your groups are good, then stick with this load that words. Not bad to experiment, but it can drive your crazy looking for that magical edge.

Do it all the time.

Stand on a rubber mat that should run along your loading bench.

You need to Chrono your loads. Start slow and build up to a load that works for your G19. Good luck.

+1 Made the choice to go open and have had a blast. Options on gun set up are endless and you can tailor gun and load to fit your style. Its a decision you won't regret. Good luck.

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If the screws were ever overtightened it will deform the tube base and you will experience the problems you are describing.

It depends. Are you going to shoot 9mm or 38 Super?

I was also close to buying. Would also be interested in hearing from someone loading and shooting these.

+1 for small syringe. Works well with pinpoint control.

Agree that if you want to make a somewhat smooth transition from your current CO setup, 90 degree frame mount as close to the rear as possible.

That was also my worst screw up. I find each time when my brain is not fully engaged that I learn something that hopefully makes my a better competitor.

115 gr and AA7. Great combination. Flat shooting but really blasty.

+1 on the EGW. Can't go wrong with this choice. Good luck.

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I urge you to go through the RO certification course. It will pay dividends for years. In your case, the RO may have felt it unsafe to stop you at your location in the COF. It is preferred to stop a competitor when the infraction occurs, but may not always be practical. Best regards.

+1 Learned this the hard way. But, it has made me better prepared.

+1 Have over 45000 rounds thru my Trubor barrel and never have cleaned. Have run JHP exclusively since the beginning. Rest of the gun gets cleaned after 5000 rounds and complete tear down once per year. YMMV.

+1 and with great results

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+1 There is nothing wrong by purchasing directly from Dillion, but supporting your local dealers keeps jobs in your area.