adamastergunner
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Whenever you have a new batch of 9mm processed brass ready fornsale please let me know. Thank you for your support to us shooters.
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9mm 124gn 130pf
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I heard the stock spring was either 12 or 14 lb
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It is a dribble.
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I am running my load at 130pf and had a 12# spring in it. I did not have my factory spring with me when shooting so couldnt check. The gun has less than 1000rds on it. Thanks for the reply.
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It happens every few rounds when firing through a full mag.
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I reload my own ammo and my STI DVC is stovepiping. Does this mean my recoil spring is too light or too heavy? Thanks for the help.
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I reload my own ammo and wanted to know if my STI DVC is stovepiping does that mean my recoil spring is too heavy or too light. Thanks.
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I hate to bring up an old thread but did anyone figure out what a good load was for 124gn and 147gn for the Max? Thanks.
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Just threw one away and working on my other 320 bottle.
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pealandco what would the difference be in your load using 3n37?
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I have been looking for one of these for a while. Maybe i can get one of these someday.
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Now AzShooter is a person all of us reloaders need to be more like. We shouldn't be hoarders but helpers to our reloading community. I am desperately in need of primers but do not live in AZ. Hopefully some of the reloading community will be helped out by him.
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In the end it sounds like there is no issue with using small rifle primers in place if small pistol primers.
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8 hours ago, Andy9 said:
I did place an order with Trifusion. They sent an update email out, here is some of the content. I also have talked to 2 of the people there an got a good feeling / vibe from those conversations. It is walking out on a limb a little bit, but I have all the other components for this next year, except for primers and 30 cents each is not in budget.
We are writing to you today to share some insight into what is happening in the ammunition industry. We will be brief and to the point.We are seeing unprecedented chokeholds in the supply chain. Demand is far out pacing supply.Rest assured though, the entire team at Trifusion Tactical LLC are working hard to create a solution.Yes, we are literally CREATING new ways to bring ammo and components to the marketplace. Our President, Mike, is traveling to Europe next week to develop the necessary relationships with the necessary people in order to impact this change.We are working tirelessly sourcing powder, primers, ammo, etc…We are 100% committed to this journey. We can’t speak in specifics to availability; we’re not certain of anything other than our certainty to get this figured out.I just checked with them and they have stopped taking pre-orders on primers. They are nice and they told me that their newsletter is the way to know when pre-orders open back up
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6 hours ago, rooster said:
Where the die comes in handy is if you change bullet shape, weight, or manufacture. Once you get the oal you want you record your die setting and you can go back and it will get you close to the oal you want. I’ve found in 9mm you can get variation as much as .010 plus or minus. If your looking for less than .001 forget it. It used to drive me nuts but I’ve learned to live with it. There are just too many variables that you can’t control. Bullet length, bullet ogive, mixed brass, the way you work the press, and probably more that I can’t think of. The die seats off the ogive and the manufactures get that pretty close, so even though your oal might vary the amount of bullet that in the case is pretty much spot on, and that’s what matters. When loading 9mm after finding your max oal, for that barrel you shorten that by .015, to .020 and call it good. Otherwise you’ll go nuts trying for that perfect oal.
.02 OAL difference when shooting right at the minimum for minor pf is huge. You may have issues if required to chrono. That is why I am trying to get the variation down.
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34 minutes ago, 4n2t0 said:
That's where most problems start, believing minute differences actually matter.
You should have just stuck with your original equipment.
Unfortunately my original equipment was just as bad.
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Xtreme 147gn
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Not sure where I messed up after reviewing the instructions provided by George. My variations are constant and sometimes huge.
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Appreciate it George.
For those who removed the spring what was the difference in OAL round to round?
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George16 that would be great. I thought the spring was needed as the stopper for seating portion of the die?
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I followed a YouTube video since there were no instructions that came with die. If you have some pointers that could help me out I would appreciate it.
9mm Redding Competition Seat Die
in 9mm/38 Caliber
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SierraMike which one did you get. Since the website is in German i was curious if you could order it from the US?