OldNewbie

I have been shooting a PCC with a TAACOM super Feed 9mm upper and a Sheel Roller Delayed Buffer. I'm a lefty and due to having an implanted pacemaker/defibrillator near my left shoulder, I need to develop some light recoiling loads. I've been using 3.6 grains of Win 231 with a OAL of 1.125. Gun cycles flawlessly with a light recoil, however, lots and lots of unburned powder in the action. I was finally able to find some Clean Shot Powder (D032) so I made some test loads with 3.6 grains of Clean Shot. Again, functioned well but still a lot of unburned powder. I only shoot Steel Challenge so power factor is not an issue. I use a Dillon 650 with cleaned, sized and deprimed brass and mainly the UNIS/GENIX primers. The finishing die is set to only close the bell of the case created by the powder drop. I would really appreciate any advice from the reloaders out there that have a lot more experience and knowledge than I have been able to absorb. Thanks in advance.

The place is Universal Shooting Academy. I haven't been over there yet, but I do know they periodically offer classes. Heard the training is very intense (1000 rounds a day). There web site is universalshootingacademy.com.

Old guy (70+). Retired Army. Used to shoot Sporting Clays; not well, but often until a bad ticker got in the way. Pacemaker fixed that but no more long guns. Found USPSA around a year ago and I'm now hooked. Been shooting around Tampa area. Carry optics - Canik tp9sfx, full Sprinco kit, DeltaPro. Spending my pensions on reloading, and shooting accessories. When I get a little more experience I'm going over to Frostproof and get some training. Probably too old to ever get real good but as we used to say in the big Green Machine, I 'want to be all I can be'! Looking forward to interacting with folks of a like mind.