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  1. On 2/16/2018 at 5:21 PM, eerw said:

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    Shadow 2 in Carry Optic, just got easy.

     

    Lot easier than this now.

     

     

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    Is CZC doing optics cuts on Shadow 2 pistols?

  2. On 3/11/2018 at 11:27 AM, Tyrsman said:

    Call Johnny Glock and talk to him about what you want your trigger to feel like.  He will let you know if he can build it or not.  Great guy to deal with and builds a great trigger too.  Good luck!

     

    I called him and ordered a trigger.  Can't wait to try it out....

  3. Do you buy purely based on price?  Or have you actually found any significant difference in accuracy, etc?

     

    I just finished up the last of my Acme bullets and need to stock up.  i thought about doing a few different sample packs, but am I actually going to see any noticeable difference?  I'm loading for a CZ Shadow and Glock 34, FWIW.

  4. I've got a DK trigger and really like the feel.  I'd buy another, but I don't think he's still doing triggers.

     

    And I've shot a Zev trigger, but I wouldn't really call it crisp feeling.

     

    Edit: nevermind, I guess DK is still in business

  5. These were all loaded on a Dillon 550c, with range brass, Win SPP and Acme 124g RN bullets (OAL 1.065) in 5 shot strings. 

     

    I started with factory ammo, and then another load I just happened to have on hand

    124g Blazer Brass  1121  36 ES  13 SD

    3.8g HP38  1058  12 ES  4 SD

     

    Then the Sport Pistol

    3.5g  1031  16 ES  6 SD

    3.7g  1056  7 ES  3 SD

    3.9g  1078  8 ES  3 SD

     

    And the E3

    3.2g  1036  50 ES  17 SD

    3.4g  1038  29 ES  11 SD

    3.6g  1097  62 ES  22 SD

     

    I was pretty impressed with the consistency of the Sport Pistol loads, and shooting some offhand groups later, they were the most accurate as well.

     

    But I'm really confused by the E3.  I was measuring every 10th round or so and they weren't off by more than .1g.  But clearly they weren't very consistent.

  6. Does it meter pretty well for everyone?  I tried it in my Lee press and it just wouldn't meter at all.  I'd get drops like 3.8, 3.7, 3.8, 1.9, 3.9, 2.5....

     

    I just got a Dillon 550 and I might try it again though

  7. 1 hour ago, jhgtyre said:

    Don't sit unless you have a medical condition.  Standing helps you with visual inspection of the process as you reload and helps to insure that you are seating primers fully.

     

    I hope this isn't too far off topic...

     

    I've done a couple of searches on the topic of bench and/or press mounting height, but it's usually in terms of inches.  I'm curious, where do you like your press mounted, standing or sitting, in relation to your body?  Do you like the handle at shoulder height?  Or where do you like the shellplate in relation to your eyes, etc?

  8. 19 minutes ago, jonw said:

    This past Christmas I received a 550C. I was using the Lee pro 1000 for 223 and 45 for 4 or 5 years.I was always frustrated with the machines priming system problems. After a batch of 223 with no primers, variations in powder charges, etc. I said no more!! I then asked for the 550. It is now very enjoyable to not only make hundreds of bullets without any "tinkering", but caliber changes are very quick and easy. I really enjoy the 550!!

     

    I was looking at the Lee progressives too, but the reviews are just too mixed.  I kept reading that people were ready to use them as a boat anchor, and I don't want to spend that much time tinkering.

     

    I don't think I load enough to justify a 650, and I don't think I've read where anyone disliked their 550.

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