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  1. I'm trying to chase the same unicorn.   I've used TiteGroup for years.  Accurate, meters great, OK standard deviations but it is nasty dirty.  I just switched over to e3.  Around 3.7gr under a 230gr SNS makes 168PF.  I'll post some more chrono data once I do some more testing.  I cleaned my 1911 before switching so I should be able to easily judge if there's a difference between TG and e3.

  2. I know this is an old topic, but I had a similar double feed issue with a Benelli Supernova. I didn’t see anything else related to this topic so I posted this here. My supernova would occasionally let two shells onto the lifter and lock it up. It started happening after 1000rd through the gun. To fix it I added a small bend to the left shell catch. This is the catch that activates first and stops the 2nd shell in the mag tube from coming out. The right shell catch releases the 1st round in the tube and the left shell catch needs to stop the next round. I add the bend to the piece that rides on the action bar. So when the action bar activates the left shell catch it moves into the tube a bit farther. 

  3. On 12/13/2017 at 10:01 AM, kellymc said:

    Only fired 30 rounds this mourning but I believe 3.9 IMR RED under a 230 gr blue bullet is the softest and accurate I've seen

     

    Have you chrono’d those loads? Curious where that sits for PF?

     

    I’m almost out of Tite Group. Might try something else. Hopefully, this stuff is cleaner.

  4. I've become kind of fond of AR-comp. I've used it in my hoser ammo the last couple years. I've been using 24gr if it under a 55gr Hornaday fmjbt. It will hold 1 MOA with my Nordic barrel. I'm going to try 23gr of it this year. I don't think my hoser ammo needs to be that hot. I've also been experimenting with 60gr Nosler BT for 300-600yds. I played with Varget and AR-comp because I had both. I can't tell a major different between the two powders. If I can keep sub-MOA with a bulk powder I already use for my hoser ammo, it makes it an easy decision. 

  5. How many rounds are most guys fitting in their 155s?

    Ive shot many matches with two 140s and one 170s. I also only used two mag pouches.  This works great until a 32 round, empty gun start and a mag change is fumbled...

  6. I had an open Glock based on a G17. I used a Carver 4-port comp. It worked well for major loads. I would think a G19 shooting major PF would be very harsh/snappy? Maybe not. It would look bad ass. I still have that 4 port comp threaded for a KKM barrel if you need one. PM me for details.

  7. Hello,

    I have a Royal Arms TacAR buttstock on a rifle buffer tube. I love the stock but I'm looking for the best way to attach a sling QD to it. It came with a QD attachment point on the clamp that prevents the buffer tube from rotating. I wish the attachment point was closer to the buttstock.

    Anyone else using this stock? Let me know your sling attachment points. Pictures would be great. Thanks!

  8. I'm hoping someone else chimes in on this one. I had this happen a couple times the other day with my M2. When I dropped a round in the gun from bolt lock, the bolt release wouldn't release the bolt. It was just like Malcom pointed out. If the round is dropped in the chamber, there's no problem. What I noticed, if the shell gets dropped on the lifter (when the muzzle is pointed down) the tip of the shell gets hung up on the metal between the chamber and mag tube. I don't know if that's enough resistance to prevent the lifter from working it's magic or something else is going on? Gun runs like a top otherwise.

  9. I just fought this same problem. I have loaded 9mm major for years using 124gr MG JHP bullets. I started using 147gr Acme coated bullets for 9mm minor loads. I added some more case flare so I wasn't scrapping the coating. When I came back to start loading 9mm major, I left the case flare that I had been using on 9mm minor loads. After loading 100 9mm major rounds I noticed 1/3 of them didn't pass the plunk test in the barrel. The ones that didn't pass had nasty asymmetric bullet bulges.

    Remembering the only thing that changed was the case flare, I brought the flare back down to 0.380-0.383" and fixed the issue. Coke bottle-shaped with a symmetrical bulge. I didn't realize how important the correct amount of case expansion/flare was on the seating process.

  10. Quick update. I sent the crimp die back to Dillon. I had a new crimp die sent back within a week. They must have found something wrong or out of spec. I finally got around to loading some 45 tonight and set-up the new crimp die. Works perfect. No more brass shavings or cases sticking in the crimp die.

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