PhotoBiker- you make a great point. Will do that from now on. I do know that I switched to Bullseye for 9mm, and those are with Remingtons. But thanks for the tip.
Chuck
Hi, guys and gals. I've been loading for a number of years now, and have loaded well up in five figures of cartridges. Nary an issue. I now seem to have a new problem. The last 2000 small pistol primers I used were Federal- 1000 standard, 1000 match. Never had a problem. Now I'm getting FTF's...
Then there's the issue of lead exposure. The large majority of my shooting is at indoor ranges. Full metal jacket bullets have an exposed lead base, which can create a bit of lead vapor with each shot. Complete metal jacket bullets CMJ) do not have an exposed base, but are more expensive, and...
"Now you need to move to the head of the class and shoot a Python. Watch out. Once you're Snake bit there's no cure. You're in for a lifetime of lust and poverty."
I agree- to a point. For many years, the Pythons were hand fitted, and were outstanding. Later models had less of that attention...
"YOU MUST USE SLOW BURNING POWDERS TO GET THE MOST ACCURACY
here is a note from a guy from Hipowerandhandguns.com that speak about this
http://www.texaschlforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=5984"
Never heard that before. The late Mr. Camp was/is worth listening to, though. Any other opinions...
Hi, LBEE. Loaded many thousands of 9mm and .38. Like 'em a lot. But perhaps you should do a search here for "Berry's" or "plated bullets". Lots of related threads.
Chuck
Rinspeed nailed the problem I had with my XD9. I removed the striker and cleaned the channel, but still got mildly indented primers. Once I removed the firing pin itself, and cleaned it and its channel thoroughly, I have run many hundreds of rounds trhrough it without a FTF. As far as a cracked...
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