mikeyjones

Get the Hornady seating die. It has a sleeve to align the bullet before seating it. Sent from my ONE A2005 using Tapatalk

Yeah I ended up going with the aim one. Should be able to test the rifle by next weekend Sent from my ONE A2005 using Tapatalk

The idea behind this being that when the machine jams, it ups the draw and therefore trips the sensor? This is a pretty simple solution and I'm surprised that this hasn't been done before...

I came across these on eBay. Was wondering if anyone knows if they're idpa legal. Basically, do they weigh more than 1oz more than the stock base pad. http://m.ebay.com/itm/Hyve-Base-Plate-Red-for-Glock-Stardard-Double-Stack-9mm-40-Cal-Magazines-/321888341322?nav=SEARCH Sent from my ONE A2005 using Tapatalk

Mostly had issues w/ the 9mm. 40 worked in both my HKs and Sigs

Used them for both 9 and 40. They were too inconsistent for my taste. All else equal, some rounds wouldn't chamber. I checked some of the bullets with a mic and there were variances of almost 0.01" Their sizer die must have been worn out. Sent from my ONE A2005 using Tapatalk

Do you have a link to the aim ones? Sent from my ONE A2005 using Tapatalk

I currently have a polished glock - connector and wolff springs in my g17. I love my trigger and everyone that has fired it has commented how crisp the break is. I just ordered ZEV parts to replace those with. Wanted to have all 1 system as opposed to the mismosh of parts and springs I had in there. Will report back with the results once I get some time with it.

Putting together a lightweight and this is one of the final pieces. Anyone have a standard BCG shaved down? I have a spare one laying around that I'd like to use rather than buy something new if possible. Any suggestions or contacts?

Been reloading for years. Never trimmed a single piece of handgun brass. Sent from my ONE A2005 using Tapatalk

Just getting into competitive shooting, so aiming for 3-5 a month.

First post on this forum. But I wanted to add that I love the Hornady lock rings and use them on all dies and presses. Like someone else said, they're the rolls royce of lock rings.