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And large govt contracts for ammo.

For decades the Hensley and Gibbs #68 200 grain SWC has ruled for as lot of things. It's more accurate and you can load them hot or mild with 2321/HP-38. I've used it since starting in IPSC in the 70s.

Many scammers online these days across the board. Always stick with conventional plastic for payment

Add 4.2 of 231 for a 124 plated bullet (Flat nose). I am currently using Autocomp for a Precision Delta 124 JHP and it's working nicely. Previously with a 124 Xtreme plated 124 flat point.

Never, the very few times I've had a FTF was due to overcrimping which stretched the cases. This was very rare when I was sorting out headaches of using .355 plated bullets, something I don't use anymore.

Norma is Boxer not Berdan primers

great power, been using it for decades, but no 160 grain bullets. My 9mm loads were all 124 grain.

I've tried several primers for precision rifle ammo. Best results are with Federal 210Ms. With Remington my SDs increased to the point I stopped using them.

Autocomp, works well with plated bullets

Only problem I've had with taper crimps is loading .355 bullets. No matter how hard a crimp I used, I did get bullet set back. I simply went and got a Lee Factory crimp die to solve the problems. The second choice is a Lee undersized sizing die but I Haven't used one yet. This is the only Lee equipment I've used in over 50 years of reloading.

Light load, I was running 4.0 to 4.2 of 231.

Friend of mine that was QA Manager at Ruger spoke highly of them. That's why I started ordering them.

Just checked my last batch received two weeks ago. They're fine.

Don't shoot Glocks, but my 1911s prefer 1.065.

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