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I do also experience this with Xtreme 147 and Dillon dies. I haven't broken the plating and can't comment on accuracy, but I do think I may have experienced a feeding issue because of it. Nipples are aerodynamic I guess, right?

Have a look at AlienGear if the design suits you - build quality is quite nice and the price is a bonus.

you might consider a powder check system; rcbs has a lockout die, dillon makes an electronic one, and hornady has "powder cop"

Thanks Atlas and B for the information and reassurance. (Atlas, I'm also surprised) (BBBB, just a flattened ridge around the pin indent. Wrong terminology on my part maybe?) I'll try some more things and keep track of a few casings. I read posts about casings just tumbling off the gun, but I've yet to see that with what appears to be a really light (too light?) dose. These aren't clapped out guns, either. * The guns were super dirty, but if I'm safe and I'm shooting then I've got no complaints. Thanks again.

I can't post links yet, but Steel Challenge has a club search (which, at the moment, is broken for me) but I remember seeing some distant Ohio listings.

Thanks, Sarge. The Unique load is pretty low too, about proportionate to the Titegroup one. At 3.2 Titegroup and 147 I saw a tiny bit of primer flow; Unique is so forgiving I've been very cautious with TG. True, the nose of my P07 was made filthy with those 2.8 / 147 loads and the brass is pretty ugly too. Maybe the light springs are more useful for tuning than making it run right? I'm still just plinking at the ranges for now, but I've been going a LOT. (a LOT.) I'm in Columbus but not afraid to drive - if I can find a friendly steel match, pin shoot, or whatever I'll be game to try! My local ranges are nasr (dotcom) and lepd (dotcom). Happy to meet any locals.

Hi guys, noob in Ohio here. Pardon my ignorance, but I couldn't think of a better group to ask. I read a lot about lighter springs to accommodate soft loads, so I loaded some rounds to investigate. My lightest 9mm rounds are: NOTE: Don't use my data, I've no idea what I'm doing. 3.0gr Unique, CCI500, Xtreme 124RN (.355) @1.150, and 2.8gr Titegroup, CCI500, Xtreme 147RN (.356) @ 1.140. To cover my bases, the rounds all plunk happily, don't shrink or set back and aren't over crimped. (the 147s don't feed well in the 75 at this length, so I used them in a P07) Both of these loads cycle a 75BD and a factory fresh P07 Duty with stock parts. The P07 has a very hard recoil spring, so I'm puzzled.. I don't really need a softer load, and I've not chronoed. But shouldn't I be seeing failures to eject, stovepipes? I shot a few hundred each yesterday. Not a single issue, and ejection was decent. Anybody care to ponder aloud?

^ same for me, I'm on Android 4.4 and clicking in via Chrome.