chevrofreak

My center console gun is a Glock 26 with a Brownells optic ready slide and a Holosun HS507C. I love it.

Is that a 77gr bullet? I run into pressure at 22.5gr with a 69gr BTHP, but only in my short throat 223 wylde chamber.

I often skip to the shooting because group size and velocity is all I care about.

You have 7 hours to kill, right? It is a 14 part series.

I put one in my CK 9major open gun and it took a fair amount of fitting, but I am not sure if I can feel a difference.

That is a pretty heavily modified gun, and not a stock Glock barrel.

Tell me about it. When I did my first big batch of 223 brass a couple of years ago I had a WFT chucked up in my drill press and I was cranking them out. Later when I took my glove off I realized that I had unknowingly developed and popped a very large blister, and that the skin had peeled off of about half of my index finger!

Elftmann triggers have some of the nicest triggerscan data I've seen, but it comes at a price.

I am a fan of the Geppert X-Line Vario flat trigger.

There was a very limited amount of L7A1 ever released for purchase, so I wouldn't worry about anyone doing it these days. I chronoed the L7A1, but sadly the phone that data was on died suddenly. It easily made major power factor out of my Glock 17 open gun.

You should be using Lemi Shine during your initial tumble with pins, not as your final process. The Lemi Shine contains citric acid that must be removed from the brass.

Sil shows less flattening, but based on my experience with both powders your HS-6 (presuming 124gr bullet) is right on, and your Sil is in the low side. Sil is reverse temperature sensitive, so I am curious what the temp was and what your velocity was?

Me too.

You aren't the first person that has said this. The Carver seems to act more like a brake with all of its side ports. I messed around with using a 3 port rifle brake on my open gun and it gave me the softest feel of everything I tried, but it worked so well that it kept the gun from cycling.

He was probably running a low power load as well, which would keep chamber pressures down. Full size Glock's also have very stout barrels. Glock tells officers who experience a squib to just shoot it out, which wouldn't do much good if it blew up the gun. I have run hundreds of rounds of Hirtenberger L7A1 through my stock gen 3 Glock 17 barrel. That is some of the hottest 9mm you can buy.