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Thanks 9mmepiphany now i know what the problem is,i'm OCD,and i don't even know how to seat a mag. I'll be sure to pass the info on to my RO. I can't believe all that time he spent training officers to save our's and others live's was really just to make us look stupid. I'll have to remember to...

Just wanted to see if anyone else has ever had this issue with an M&P 9. Whenever i do a reload at slidelock i was trained to insert new mag and give it one or two quick blows with the heel of my hand to make sure the mag is properly seated in a high stress situation.Problem is when i do this...

If it were me i would worry more about reliability and functioning of the pistol.Since 1911's are pretty much mechanically the same animal and take down the same. The only difference i can see is the fit of the barrel bushing,when on a custom gun the barrel is needed to drive the bushing out.so...

I've been pretty happy with hp38/231 for .45acp and .38 seem's to burn fairly clean and meters well. Also i use trailboss in my .38 cowboy action loads i like it, seem's clean but does'nt seem to meter quiet as well,but not bad.

Just relax give yourself plenty of time and a quiet atmosphere. Don't be afraid to ask plenty of questions. But beware this great hobby has been deemed addictive. So just enjoy the ride.

I don't seem to get what i would call bad leading. I usually will shoot 100-200rds at a time,when i check my barrel i might have a few round specks of lead right at the end of the chamber where the bullet first contacts the rifling. And that seem's to be pretty typical in all my 1911's. And yes...

I guess primarily i was more concerned with leading issues. Should i load alittle closer to max with the harder bullets? Right now i'm using 4.6gr of hp38 at 1.250 col. I've only been at this for about 2-3 years so i appreciate any help or advice from all of ya. Sure wish i would have started a...

I've been using commercially produced cast bullets for sometime now that are 18BHN. The other day i read an article on determining optimal BHN for the loads you are shooting. I used the formula provided CUP/1279.8=BHN and even at max loads i was only coming up with about a 12BHN this is for...

Seem's like anymore the only buck's i see are in black and white photo's in the dark. But i do have plenty of tickets to the doe show,keep on comin girls,keep on doin yer thing it won't be long now.:evil:

Hey BomberBill357,check with your local gunshops,if they sell safe's they more than likely have a professional mover that does deliveries. Last year i purchased a 43x72 heritage safe,my wife thought as she usually does in her money saving scheme of things that her and i could bring it home in...

A+ on the stainless steel scouring pads for cleaning lead,fast simple works great and a fraction of the cost of some gimmicks that don't really work that great.I buy them locally at a restaurant supply store for 1.50 apiece. And they last quite awhile. That's all i use anymore and all i shoot is...

You might want to make sure your shellplate is'nt to loose. I've read that there can be small amount of flex in the shellplate causing small variances in col. also make sure to have a round in the first station to counter balance the shellplate when setting col. Like i said this is just...

I like the Milt Sparks summertime special for IWB or a blackhawk serpa is hard to beat for general use or duty type holster.

I was just going through my grandparents house getting ready for an estate sale and found a couple of old .22 rifle's. The first one is a Savage Sporter serial # 56337, it's in pretty good shape, 85-90%. The second is a Wards Westernfield mod 41A don't see any serial # on it. Could anyone please...

Price in that last post was for 230gr LRN from MBC.

Well Striker Fired the cats out of the bag now. Maybe it's time for him to switch to thompson's blue lube. Guess I should'nt of gave it away so easily with the red lube,OOPS. Think i'll just mosey back west to MBC. Can't blame a guy for try'in!!

Maybe you should contact the powder manufacturer for their 2 cents. But at 60 degrees I can't see you having to much trouble as long as you keep your lids on snug. Back before I was able to reload in the house I had shop set up in a insulated pole barn/garage,it still got pretty warm out there...

Ya,+1 for MBC thats my normal supplier. Makes you wonder why that curiosity thing gets the best of ya. But I guess you don't know till ya try. I've never had any trouble from MBC, always great quality,and service. Lucky to find 1 or 2 outta every 1000. If it ain't broke don't fix it I guess!!

Give MBC another +1, great product,service,and price $86 a 1000.

I've been reloading for a little over 2 years now and have always got my cast bullets from the same supplier. Recently curiosity got the best of me and I decided to see what another suppliers bullets would be like. So after waiting about 4 weeks my bullets finally arrived, with anticipation I...