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It appears the right side is a hair wider so Springfield appears to have got it correct left to right (from the rear). Just had me concerned when they flipped their choice. :thumbup: Bang head..... That's to logical

When facing the rear of the gun does it come out left to right or right to left? I have seen both ways on different guns. I have a 50% chance of getting it right, but I never had much luck gambling.:) Called Springfield and CS hummed and hawed and said one direction then said on no the other...

Don't know about the measure on the SDB but N330 metered well for me from my Hornady measure, and both my Lee autodrum and disk measures.

Nice and thin, Good stuff, available on Amazon.

Tried going to Hodgdon the other day but the site was down, up today so I see they do have some data for 135s. Once I get them loaded and tested I will update with vels.

Not much load data out there for 135gr 9mm bullets. I would assume somewhere between 124s and 147s. If anyone has any load data and chrono numbers using these I would appreciate it. I just need to make say about 128 PF (125 with some wiggle room). If can always start with 147 data and work up.

I haven't tried everything that has listed loads for .223/5.56 but from what I have tried Tac 8208XBR BLC(2) H335

For me it's easier to tell them apart once they are deprimed.

Those pumpkin chucking guys have some serious air cannons.... My votes rifling Smokeless powder metallic cartrigde

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The way they ship them they are in childproof (post office proof) packages. Not pretty but all that tape makes sure nothing escapes! Wonder how much a month RMR spends on tape? At my old house I used to give my post lady a Starbucks card for Christmas for delivering me all the bullets I used...

Loading 9mm with WSF my RCBS lockout die will generally lock at + or - .5 grains. Nice thing about the lockout die vs a powercop is you don't have to watch it.

I had one separate at the ledge, mid range load, unknown history on the brass. Lucky it wasn't in the a match or something more important. Front half of the case was left in the barrel, gun was unfireable until it was removed. Now I toss any I find in the recycle can. I have plenty of 9mm...

I have found it is easier to sort them once they are deprimed. Still a PITA however.

Looks like Judge Benitez ruled against the ammo background check again. https://crpa.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/24.01.31-Rhode-Decision.pdf Of course the state will appeal and it will be back in the 9th circus. It's been almost 5 years since it was put in place, maybe in another year or...