Joedirt199
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Yup lead, plated jacketed all good. Never had an issue shooting lead through polygonal rifling anyways. Too soft, large or small diameter lead can lead a regular rifled barrel as well.
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No old brass laying around needing to be sized? I just pull the primer pin out of my sizing die and bell as usual, then seat and crimp bullet.
Didn't catch the reloading at a buddy's house.
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Yeah they had a hand drawn thank you cartoon in there on my last order.
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Uniquetek has a pdf in their tips and tricks section that can help get some more accuracy out of the dillon powder measure. I gave up on powder dispensing for rifle and just have my dies in my 550 and use my redding powder measure to do 50 rounds all at one time. Less movement during powder drops make for more consistent drops. Then back to the dillon for bullets and crimp.
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Ordered on the 24th of march and a shipping label has been created just not put in the mail yet.
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My 8" really likes the 124 Rocky Mountain matchburners. Tried it with several powders during testing and all around an 1" at 25 yards with a holosun 510 red dot. Loaded to around 130 pf
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CZ Custom shows it will fit
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DG Bullets "HM10" works for 10% just tried it.
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I just joined a bunch of bullet companies subscription lists and will try to keep this up to date as they come in.
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Winchester. Thought there was something wrong with my chronograph like it wasn't picking up shots. Registered all 5 shots when done. They were hand weighed charges for testing purposed so I am sure my mass produces stuff will not be as tight. About 70* out that day.
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Just found my new match load.
ACME 122 LFP coated
Federal range brass
Sport Pistol 3.8 gr
OAL 1.04
Avg 1052
ES 7
SD 3
This was through my CZ P09 with holosun 507
4 rounds touching, 1 about an inch away 20 yards.
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I am running the 8" cmmg with taccom extension and it is pretty accurate with my rmr matchmaker reloads. Didn't matter what powder I was testing it with they were all an 1" at 25 yards with a holosun 510 green. Nice a light setup.
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CZ-usa, cajun gun works, cz customs to try a few.
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Could be how he keeps price down not having to deal with credit card fees.
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Yeah just got an email saying they have not raised prices yet because they are trying to fill orders and that is priority #1. Top notch company with excellent product.
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That has too much info. Looking to make a short cut for bullet purchases. I went a few pages back and too much talk about powder sources.
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Edited off the acme one
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Getting us started
DG Bullet "JE10" 10% off
RMR "rmrhiro5" may need all caps 5% worked on 3-25-2020
RMR "USPSA2019" 5% off
SNS "Mikeg" 5%
Blue Bullets "Stoeger" 5% off up to 10k bullets
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Unless it was one of those flip and catch tricks where the round fell back into the slide sideways and jammed the bullet in the shell while something pointy hit the primer. You guys know that urban legend?
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Can we get a thread pinned for current coupon codes on bullets. Quick reference for those wanting to order bullets in bulk.
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Sounds like cz customs already put a short reset in the orange. Maybe just some polishing of parts and spring swap would be needed.
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CZ Customs has an adjustable LPA style rear sight I used on mine that fits the 75B rear dovetail. Big improvement over the small stock sights. Also gave mine the cajun gun works treatment of springs, reduced reach, comp hammer and 10x bushing.
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I got an extra round in my cz mags by trimming off the legs on the bottom of the stock followers. They are pretty long. Figure the walthee ones are probably the same.
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The older model phantoms used to have that problem. The newer gens were supposed to have the upgraded polymer that flexed less and let the mags drop free. Glad you got it squared away.
10x bushing on shadow 2 DIY?
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I did 11mm deep socket with extension down in it long enough to stick up from the hammer side of slide that you can grip the slide and extension in one hand squeezing them together. Drill a 3/4" hole in a piece of 2x4 so the stock bushing will move into the hole as you hammer it out and the board will protect the muzzle of the slide. Heavy hammer helps.