alvinsmith75

Thanks. I've found the issue and ordered a new reamer.

Got it figured out. The case throat area is under spec. This barrel was reamed with a worn out reamer evidently. I contacted Manson and said this measurement should be .381. It's .379 and my rounds are crimped at .380. I've ordered a new Manson reamer to clean it up.

Good morning. Looking for some direction on what I need to purchase. I have many 9mm barrels at home and have been reloading for several years with over 40k 9mm reloads. My reloads plunk test fine in all but 1 brand barrel. It's a tight chamber issue and not a oal issue. All of my rounds are within SAAMI spec. I unfortunately have fixed this issue in the past with my dremel BUT would like to purchase the right tool for the job. Is it a particular brand reamer I'm looking for? Any help is appreciated, thanks. Oh and my oal is 1.085 because I build all my reloads for my CZ pistols.

Regardless of the brand pistol primers you are using the POF trigger is made for an AR-15 rifle caliber.. It is made to set off rifle primers which are harder.

Flat 3.5 for me

Absolutely. Every time unless you have a bad primer.

Been running POF triggers in 2 Guns every weekend and they have been 100% flawless. They feel fantastic as well. I still believe they are the absolute best triggers for the money.

This weekend I actually pulled the hood off of the optic and shot it without it. I think I'm a keep it that way. I really liked it. And I do not need that titanium protective cover over my optic because I'm not throwing it in any barrels LOL

Best kept secret!

Hahah sweet. You'll love it. I own 2.

The 510 is $239 on ebay right now. 1 left

No reason for it to not be. I've gotten lucky buying them off of eBay on sale plus eBay has been having a bunch of discounts lately. I paid 229 for my last one.

I only shoot BBI coated bullets in everything. No issues at all as long as you DO NOT crimp them. Crimp should be .380 which is just closing the bell from seating the projectile

Makes sense. Yeah I don't see them on their sight anymore.

I've made several purchases from Cajun Gun Works and did not even realize they sold magwells. I will definitely look into that one, thanks.