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I have it, I have used it a fair bit (I'd approximate I have cleaned at least 30,000 pieces of brass in various pistol and rifle calibers) and it has been great. I think it is a tremendous value. My only complaint is that I would prefer if they supplied it with the larger pins (0.047") rather than the small pins (which work but have a greater propensity of getting stuck in the primer flash hole). ^ Agree totally! I would definitely avoid using their supplied pins!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I did 20 gallons of brass and only had two incidents of pins in the hole. Non issue to meAre u using the original pins that came with the FART?Yes. Sorry next question, do u deprime before tumbling?

I agree with the tooling, look at the 125 bbi has to be one of the first nlg because they were using moly coating not the traditional lube. I would like to see more 147gr nlg with a little better profile that allows you to load a little longer. All for a little more room in the case so your not into the case around that 0.30 range.

Going to be loading some of this very soon.

Great to hear since I have a good amount of acme and bbi 200gr but my oal is going to be 1.155 out of a cz tactical sport.

First I know 7625 has been discontinued but I have a good amount and use it for 9mm minor which I love. Is anyone using it for 40 major with coated bullets? Using wst with success but have a lot of 7625 and thinking of trying it.

Never considered trying WSF so might have to. WST has worked well with 200gr coated.

Curious about the grip compared to a regular TS, did it start out with the cheesy checkering abd get milled off and then rechecked. Might explain the grip overhanging.

I have it, I have used it a fair bit (I'd approximate I have cleaned at least 30,000 pieces of brass in various pistol and rifle calibers) and it has been great. I think it is a tremendous value. My only complaint is that I would prefer if they supplied it with the larger pins (0.047") rather than the small pins (which work but have a greater propensity of getting stuck in the primer flash hole). ^ Agree totally! I would definitely avoid using their supplied pins!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk I did 20 gallons of brass and only had two incidents of pins in the hole. Non issue to me Are u using the original pins that came with the FART?

I have to clean my dies or they get dirty and give different oals. Love the turret for load development and my rifle rounds. Need a progressive for my pistols tho.

Kind of like the last little reduction, 7625, pb, and 4756, who's to take the blame? I would put my money on Hodgdon. I am trying to support other powder companies that has no Hodgdon fingerprints on them so no one company controls the reloaders. Sorry just my little rant

Reload to shoot plain and simple.

I have purchased 5 stock czs, not including 2 po7s and a 9. Parts come mostly from cgw and a few from custom and awesome triggers are the result. Very nice shooters and because of someone like Atlas posting a great how to others can experience CZs. Not only shooting but the internal experience also.

Acme coated 147gr 3.2gr of n320 for me.

Coated 124-125 it is hard to beat 7625.

Using the Hornady on my loadmaster and like it. Had the flexible led pen light that uses 1 aaa and worked well but really went through the batteries.

You guys are talking me into a trip to Cabelas, gone through 2 frankford tumblers using walnut so this might last longer.

Comp wide & low hammer, 15lb hammer spring, 10lb recoil spring. No other changes, use S&B and win with no issues. I tried a 13 lb hammer spring and it was to light of a trigger pull 1.6lbs. Even with the 15lb in the 2011 guys can't believe the trigger.

Acme and BBI can't beat them.

Black Bullets International ships to me fast, ordered early in the week and here fri afternoon. BBI is as fast as Acme and they are local.

Tactical Sport with sub 2 lb trigger, 75b, sp01 sub 2 lb single action, sti 1911 2 lb trigger all have no problems with S&B and they will have occasional ftf with cci, tula and wolf. Most 2011 guys think my ts trigger is to light.

CZS and 1911 started running S&B and after 6k no problems with very lightly sprung guns. Federal and S&B will be the only primers that I will buy. I have tried cci, feds, tula, wolf and win. They go bang, are smooth through the press combined with price and availability my new primer. Please keep shooting the other brands and leave the S&Bs to ME.

Ground diamond dust added to give that projectile the bedazzled look shooters like Lol

Regular 75/sp01 grips with some material removed for the magwell. Love vz on the ts.

124gr rn acme coated 4.4gr 7625 1.135 oal 125 bbi 4.4gr 7625 1.10oal

I have to load 1.090 for the 147 acme. I reamed my ts40 and I am glad I did. Thinking of doing the same to all my 9s just have to buy the reamer but I have a long want list first.