How do you deal with Glocked Brass

[BillR1]

I use a 550B with a set of Lee dies, including the FCD. No issues at all with range/Glocked brass.

[JoshF]

Been running a U-Die on my 650 since I started reloading 3 years ago on the recommendation of shooters from this board. I never bother case checking unless it's for a major match and I might get 1 in 300 that don't pass the gauge (They all still fired in practice) but I can only remember 2 in 12,000ish 40 rounds that didn't chamber and only a roll-sizer would have fixed those.

Edited August 30, 2010 by JoshF

[Middle Man]

Case Pro.

Not only for Glock'd brass, but also because roll sizing the cases makes (at least to me) the 650 run more smoothly. Much less work (effort) sizing...all the cases are reasonably consistent. I still case gauge all my ammo, but that's more of a personality type issue. The prep work and reloading process is fun (when everything's working, broken stuff in never fun).

[A63111]

550B, regular Lee sizing die, Redding Competition seating die and a Hornady crimp die. Haven't failed a case gauge in 2,000 roundsor more.Most of my brass has been once fired through a Glock, but shot in a STI .40 Limited gun by me. Adjust everything as well as you can on the press.

[Adam P.]

I use the GRX and then load them up on the SDB. Never any issues foing it this way.

[the duck of death]

Recently bought a new G27, it doesn't Glock the brass like my G23 purchased 8 years ago.

[Sal1950]

Just a standard Lee 4 die set with the FCD on my Dillon RL450B. Think that's what a lot of us use here, should be an option in the Poll.

Cheers,

Sal

[Beans]

For a while I was running all my brass for the .40 S&W throught a U die before loading them on my 650 using Dillon dies. I tried just reloading a few just on the 650/dillon dies and found out in my case that I didn't need to take the extra step with the U die.

I am running s G35 with a Storm lake barrel and I am using range pick up brass. From the range into the tumbler, into the casefeeder, into loaded rounds.

[ClayBuster]

Redding G-RX and single stage press for me.

[kevin c]

Had a GRX like push through die on a single stage. Now I use a Case Pro.

Actually, with OEM barrels, the failure rate on rounds sized just with Dillon SDB dies was virtually zero, even after two or three reloadings. However, it wasn't a zero failure rate, hence the change. Now I only gauge major match ammo; I'm confident enough with the Case Pro that the rest I let slide.

[sauza45]

I also use the GRx and single stage press. Have loaded about 6,000 with no problem

[Seth]

U-Die. Never any problems.

[RePete]

CasePro100 here.

[kamikaze1a]

My chamber is tight enough to not create a bulge but I run all my 40 match ammo through a Lee FCD after loading just in case I picked up a stray with a bulge.

[Montana Alby]

i use redding dies but NOT the grx i just size and load drop them into the chamber of my g22 for a case guage and call it good. never had a failure to chamber

[RangerTrace]

So far, I've only loaded about 300 rounds will my 650, but only 2 rounds have not passed the case gauge with standard Dillon dies.

[blaster113]

U-die on my 550 with the rest of the dies factory Dillon. My .40 brass is once fired from Glocks and MP5's; I've never had a brass related problem in my Edge after about 10k rounds, nor have had one fail the case gauge.

[Lopro]

A properly adjusted sizer die in Station 1 and Lee FCD in Station 5 of a progressive. Simple. I have used many times fired Glock 40 brass - no problems.

+1 no problems ever Glock G22 & M&P 40