Glk21C

yes, reloadable. and I get 20+1 RELOADABLE in my G20 mags w/GE internals all the time. You can't beat GE's stuff

with Grams internals you can get 18 rounds in a factory Glock hi-cap (13 rounder) G21 mag

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I do have a Lee Powder measure from the pro1000. I'll check that out tomorrow, thanks

I purchased the Lee 4 die set (9mm) for my 550. I have everything set except for the powder drop. The Dillon powder dropper does not fasten to the top of the Lee die, thus the actuator in the die does not move the mechanism in the powder dropper. I must be doing something wrong as there has to be other people using Lee dies in their 550. I am new to the 550 world as I was using a Lee Pro1000 previously. I did a search as was not able to come up with anything. I hope someone can help me out. thanks

my guess is only if the witness you are referring to is of the small frame variety. calibers 38 super and above use a large frame from Tanfoglio

the later generation mags are metal.........inside. If you do a search you'll find the terms NFML, FML. The earlier generation mags did not have a metal liner inside, all the newer ones do. Do an E-bay search for Glock mags and also gunbroker.com, you'll find plenty of factory Glock mags for sale. If I messed up on the mag descriptions pleas someone correct me, thanks

of course you don't have to, it was just a suggestion for those that reload and would like to try. I've shot factory .40 loads out of mine also but won't go back to them after shooting my longer reloads at major power factor

load the .40 to a longer length, closer to the 10mm length, and you'll really have a soft shooting Glock. My buddy who owns a Brazos Limited gun in .40 compared my G20 to how his felt. He was more than shocked

if you want to go down the muzzle flash direction............ Muzzle_flash.BMP

I'll agree to disagree with you

Here's my friend at Summer Blast 06. Notice the bullet just leaving the end of the barrel. I think was an image taken off the video we shot but I can't be sure of that

Grams, nuff said

in my G20 chambered in .40 I'm running 1.21

it takes one (1) CR2032 thanks again everyone for your help

friend of mine had problems with his initially also. Believe it or not it wound up his grip was bad. He corrected that, malfunctions went away. Ditto on the 200SWC, or as we found any SWC round. Just didn't like to feed right good luck

yep, definetly. Bought (5) off e-bay last night for 4.40 shipped.

thanks everyone. Sorry I have no idea about the PDP part, but I'll look into those batteries.

are they in-between the diameter of a nickle and quarter?

anyone know what the battery number is? I have one from 90's vintage. I have no idea what the model number is of the dot nor did it come with a manual. Here is a picture if it helps Thanks

nope, wouldn't do that if I were you. There's a reason my friend with his Dillion press and dies won't ever try to reload a glock fired brass. It won't re-size it enough.

easy fix. just make sure you are using the Lee Carbide full sizing die set as far down as humanly possible. I have a KKM in .40 in my G20, using this die I never have issues with Glocked brass

Contact Tom Novak at Novak Handgunner Oultet, he has developed a large frame magwell that now works with Grams basepad extension. Which would then mean I would recommend you contact Grams engineering for the mag basepads. Just my opinions of course

the best and easiest thing to do is just call Beven and ask him. He is really helpful and stands behinds his products. I personally think his products are the best.

I get mine (180 .40) from a local gunsmith who manufacturers his own bullets. If you live in the MD, VA, PA or NJ area, send me an e-mail and I will forward you his e-mail address. He's a good guy and the prices are right