dansedgli

Case head separation? Just another day in the office for the P320 x5 series.

Did it group better than the others?

Ok, so it must be disallowed in the rule book right? Which part is it under?

It's been official for ages, they just dont keep on top of the website anymore.

Take the grip safety off and see if you can contact the strut while pulling the trigger. Should be able to see if it's happening.

Hammer strut could be too far forward and the trigger is squeezing all the bits into it making it hard for anything to move freely. Happened on a new gun I got last year. A new strut fixed it but filing it down would have also worked.

if it is still flaking off with a hammer test then its no good. Might be something wrong with the lead making it not bond correctly.

Chuck them in for 12 minutes at 200. They might darken but that should cure them. I do mine for 11 minutes at 190 degrees C. 2.5kg at a time. If you put too much weight in at once the lead temp might not get high enough.

I got a labradar a few weeks ago. I love it. Quick to setup and hasnt missed a shot yet. Works in the rain, wind, cloudy days, sunny days. My CED M2 was a lesson in Frustration.

Take the top end off first and push the guide rod forward with your thumb if its hard to reach while on the frame.

It will scratch.

Oh I understand now. I cant offer any advice sorry. Ive never had a problem with that bolt.

Which bolts are you breaking? Is that an ammobot part or Dillon part? I've loaded 9000 rounds this week and have only lost a few decapping pins on cases that havent seated correctly in the shellplate. 1050 with a mk7 pro.

So they say. People have been fitting all kinds of grips to all kinds of frames. They just dont want to.

Give it 6 months. These forums are a good indication of when I should stock up. I bought 30,000 in the last week here in Australia. My usual shops have no stock of winchester which is what I normally shoot. I got 10k of them and 20k S&B's. It happens after every US election.