revoman

I was looking at the loads with the 125 grain Berry’s bullets on their diameter.

What is the diameter of the bullet.

Like everything in life it is only worth what someone is willing to pay you for it and what you are willing to let it go for. Everything I own is not for sale but it can be bought ✌

There is someone on here who does that

From what I have heard is if you are going to shoot in 929 resize with 9mm dies

I concur

That is why I always have shot revolver and the few time I shot SS I think my trigger on my SS was also at 6.5 lbs. People laughed because I purposely had to pull trigger. LOL

Glad I could contribute and you are right it does happen to a lot of people but not everyone and if it does happen to you learn from it. But try not to put yourself in that situation to start with. ✌

No it doesn’t

DAA for S&W N frame fits the Super GP 100

+ 3 on Pinnacle

Try 2 Alpha Bullets out of Burlington IA. I shoot both the Bayou and 2 Alpha 160 grain profile is the same. Let John know what size you want and tell him Dean Gomez sent you. You won’t get a better price for mentioning my name but he might charge you more

That is why the 45 Auto Rim was developed. Try shooting one of those in a 1911. The headspace is measured from where the rim on a rimmed cartridge sits on the cylinder to the breechface or the vertical face directly behind the cylinder. What you are talking about is the cylinder throats and here is an explanation on that. The cylinder throat is to guide the bullet from the cartridge case into the throat of the barrel. I am sure that your 1917, 625 and 610 can reliably fire the rounds but extraction would have to be a pain as the extractor has no rims to push against to extract the cartridges. Can you take a video of your shooting one of them and how the extraction works. I would really be interested in seeing that. My offer still stands and I would even pay the shipping. ✌

Revolvers do not headspace in the cylinder. All revolver ammunition that can be fired without a moon clip are rimmed cartridges. When someone came up with the idea of shooting rimless cartridges in a revolver the moon clip was invented. If you truly believe that your revolvers headspace in the cylinder there must be something terribly wrong with them if they do not headspace. You need to send them all to me so you will no longer be in danger of a rimless cartridge not head spacing. PM me and I will send you my address

Pinnacle Custom or TK Custom can ream your cylinder throats to tell the same.

Yes just melt it into the threads

And overrated for revolver

If you ever use or have to break red loctite use some bees wax. I have used this numerous times and is an old machinists trick. You will be amazed and just enough heat to melt the wax.

Just for the 9mm, 38 will still use 38 moon clips

Why would you want to?

I have had it both ways just depends on who is checking you in. Some will weigh it and some don’t even care.

Some in the same suitcase as firearm others in separate suitcase. Look up rules on the airline you are flying with.

Most airlines only allow 11lbs

What are the pull lbs on your 627 compared to the 929? Apex Tactical could achieve 4 lbs with steel cylinders on 627’s.

Maybe you need to change the way you reload especially if you are using moon clips. They should fall in by gravity not shoved in.