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  1. 1 hour ago, CurlyShuffle said:

    Hello,

     

    I've been reloading a batch of 9mm lately with mixed headstamp brass and noticed that the Norma stamped brass has a flash hole that is too small for the Dillon sizing/decapping die.  Any options for recapping those really small brass?

    I use Lee dies for years and there are very few primer pockets they can't take on

  2. 25 minutes ago, Gun1 said:

    I was told by a gun range manager that about 150k rounds of factory 9mm ammo would crack most gun frames and about 100k rounds of factory 9mm would crack most slides. Is this not true? Is it only because the guns are abused in some other way?

    At that round count you'll probably lose accuracy in your barrel. There's no exact science if the slide will crack. Sometimes they do and most of the time, they don't. If the gun is built well you'll be fine.

     

    Start competing and having fun. These things will happen if they are going to

  3. 10 hours ago, cheby said:

    Who makes 1911 grips that are as close as possible to PT Evo grips by size? I am trying to set up my SS gun as close as possible to my Limited gun 

    Evo is the widest grip out there. They are related but not the same. I don't think you'll feel close enough to feel they are still similar

     

  4. So should they should shut down their entire operation because Vista Outdoors is limiting consumer sales?

     

    The smaller ammo manufacturers utilize 1050/1100s to make ammo. 

     

    When you can get primers, stock up. That way you can be ahead of the game in the next shortage

  5. Steel grip = overall more weight at the bottom should contribute to less lift. Heavier though. Slightly slower to transition.

     

    Polymer=lighter so faster to transition. It flexes so less thump in the hand unlike steel. You can put on a 10oz steel magwell like Akai and get pretty close to steel grip weight

  6. 2 hours ago, fireman1776 said:

    Ya mixed brass. Cci small pistol primers. All Dillon dies except for the crimp die which is Lee on a Dillon 750

    That's normal for mixed brass. I use starline for my major match ammo and SD is less than 5. Rifle primers will help you a little for sure

  7. 7 minutes ago, fireman1776 said:

    I finally picked up a chrono but was surprised to see how much variance I had in a ten round test. I’m wondering if my crimp needs adjusted. All rounds passed case gauge. 
     

    127 conical brass monkey bullets over 3.6 TG. 1.150 oal. Shot out of a x5 legion. 

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    Range mix brass? What kind of primers? I'm assuming you have a good seating die

  8. 8 hours ago, kewi said:

    do you have slide lightening cuts with it? and what grip are you using, plastic or steel? im asking because im also curious as to how it will balance if i change the grip to steel..also does you brazos have popple holes? 

    The slide comes with some ports in it but no popple holes as 9 major doesn't benefit enough from it it. I have an Infinity steel grip on it. It is also a short dust cover.

     

    I also have a BUL armory Bullesteros full dust cover that I rebuilt with the an Atlas open style slide. No cuts, all the metal along with the grip and it shoots balanced too.

     

    7lb ISMI recoil springs in both.

     

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