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According to my notes, I settled on 4.2 gn of Bullseye for a similar 115gn pill.

Yes, it cams over slightly as well.

I believe this is a key point which I should start practicing.

Perhaps I'll get one of these Lee undersize dies, I do plan on avoiding that brass though.(FC/Blazer) Ive got tons of mil brass to make my way through.

Thanks for the input. I just measured several bullets and they were .355.5-.356, seemed fine to me. I'm not about to measure 500 bullets though. I cleaned my sizing die, it was a little dirty, but I'd think that would make that size the brass slightly smaller. Edit-I noticed in reply earlier...

CCI all the way. I've seen pierced primers in pistol and rifle using winchester, never using cci.

So yesterday I was making some of my 9mm range loads. I was using brass Ive used a handful of times (I stopped tracking load times on pistol brass). It was mainly remington and winchester(nato). I had a few random FC and Blazer I had gathered at the range. I was QAing my cartridges after I had...

This is going to sound crazy, and I'm not saying this is the case, just a personal experience. I had a similar issue with the same model and it was fixed by reducing the amount of oil I used in the bolt. I tend to use a generous amount of oil on my weapons in the case of this model it did not...

Right now I plink with 115 gr because they are a little cheaper. Slightly off topic here but what was the original military load a 124 or 115? Im pretty sure nato rounds nowadays are 124's.

Another 200 down the pipe this morning with no issues.

I thought about the firing pin protrusion and sig's spec. However, I dont have the equipment or knowledge of how to measure that on a pistol and I have no ideah how to get their spec. I doubt theyd give that to me over the phone. They would just tell me to "send it in" Also, unlike most pistols...

This thread has shown me some unknown vendors so thats nice.

Update. Went to the range today and shot 200 wsp loads. This is after me removing .009" from my firing pin tip. I had no pierced primers and no ftf, 100% reliability. The primer strikes cover more surface area but look just about as deep, maybe just a little shallower. They look like excellent...

Ah yes, I forgot about the signature. That is a slight inconvenience

Excellent

I had no ideah they filed for chapter 11

I have an actual address on base. Im an e6, I dont live in the barracks.

Im not sure if this topic fits here, mods feel free to move. Does anyone have any experience with ordering reloading components; specifically powder and primers and having them delivered to base housing?

Im thinking of trying some of their 9mm plated bullets. Any experiences, favorite recipes etc?

Im interested to see if my p89 experiences pierced primers. Ill keep this thread updated. Curse at me if you will, i just took .009" worth of material from the tip. I did a super scientific test by chambering a dummy round and putting a piece of paper on the breech face and pulling the trigger...