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And similar to the old Matt McLearn which predates all of the above.

Looks like silicon carbide. Search silicon carbide and you'll find info on application. It is easy to do. Have done it many times.

I have a new Glock tungsten gr fs in classifieds.

I prefer the RTS2. I have 5 and like to have the same on all guns as backups. My wife's CO has one also along with my 22/45. If one sh!t$ the bed, take it off another gun and move on. What are you going to run on your open gun?

Started late 2015 and classified B in open. Made M in <2yrs and GM within 2.5yrs. I shoot just about every weekend and either 1 practice session (150-200rnds) or a steel match during the week. No dry fire practice. Tried it. It sucks and is boring. I rather just shoot.

It does not. It stops hard on the big step but the small step is a lot more popular and harder to spot. I got an everglades primer hold down die but is barely misses the step. I am going out today to see what kind of sleeve or something I can get for it.

An M die and some powder dies may pick up the one on the right, but not the one on the left. I'm working on a die that will in the primer location of a 1050.

It is a cheaper manuf process from what I was told.

Steel

I made one along with a bushing. I run an 11# flat ismi spring and an M&P stock striker spring.

He was trying to get to 50 posts to post in classifieds. There were several posts like this from him.

I will post it once it is done and works. I look at my brass after it is cleaned but it gets old looking at 10k at a time. This will hopefully make it a lot easier as they do slip by once in a while. I then find them when gauging as the head stamps stand out to me. But rather have something a little more fool proof.

Working on a die to find stepped brass. It will be located at the primer station on a 1050. The press will stop if stepped brass is present.

EVO

http://www.brazoscustom.com/magart/0607.htm

That is stepped brass

I'm playing around trying to make a die to find stepped brass in the primer location on the 1050. Parts get here this week.

I am sure it is still for sale.....

Why?

I agree, the older stuff was good. I think they went downhill when the dvc stuff came out a fee years back

This.

I am guessing you have one with an answer like that. Sorry, but it is laziness and lack of detail.

Double

They rather spend the time making it look like a golf ball.