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Just be aware.. once fired brass doesn't always mean "Just once fired" brass! I've had generally good luck but once I had a reputable seller send me a box of "once fired" stuff that was MANY times fired! Black as hell inside the cases and lose pockets... man was I pissed.

Well... I just chrono'd some loads with my G34, Power Pistol, WSP, 1.130" COL and 124gr Berrys bullets. I'm very suprised at the volocities I'm getting out the of the Glock compared to my Sig and M&P. Longer barrel makes a huge difference. 6.0gr PP 1211 ft/s ave, 150 PF 5.8gr PP 1170...

I've used 6.0 and 5.8 PP with Berrys 124gr bullets. 6.0gr is about 133PF and I'm pretty sure 5.8 is over 125 too I haven't checked. I like the loads although the flash seems more pronounced like you mentioned. I like it in .40 S&W as well but don't remember my loads.

Thanks highlander... that makes sense as the groves are real big for cannelures! So... is that why lead rounds seem to smoke more than jacketed? Grease smoking as opposed to the lead.

Damn they do look nice. Never done it but with prices the way they are who knows. First I became a brass whore... next a wheel weight whore? Once question- why do lead bullets always seem to have cannelures on them? As opposed to most plated and FMJ I see without anything.

Here's my analysis: WWB .45ACP/1000 $320 Other brands are more/1000 Homemade/1000 $163 Brass Free or almost Free Powder $15 Primers $25 Berrys 230gr Plated RN $123 I save over $150/1000.... and I go thru a lot. ;) However... I really wish more people didn't see a savings...

Personally Federal pistol brass is one of my favorites. Never used nickel plated though.

H- if the bullet are the correct diameter and you are reasonably sure the 3 types of brass aren't 10 years old I'd say get another sizing die. Like I said... it could be you have the incorrect insert in the die.

"I hear ya, but I just plain broke it. Not their fault. " You are man with integrity.

1911user is on the money. I've found similar problems with R&P brass... no problems with any other brass in .45ACP. There is a slight possibility that the sizing die is on the large size of the acceptable tolerance, I've had this happen before with my Hornady die- it may have been a .45 Colt...

Yeah.. looks like it's crimping before seating! LOL

I do something quite similar to donttellthewife except I just use the tray that comes with the RCBS hand primer and them flip them. Very easy. Also... sometimes with the Small Pistol primers you can grab them directly from the tray with the pick up tubes. The LP don't seem to have the...

Well said.

Some Glock fired brass has more of a bulge at the base than others. It's because some Glock chambers aren't as supported as others.

In many cases people seem to have the need to justify their purchases by bashing other products. Weird. I have a LNL and wish I could try a Dillon for comparison to REALLY see how they compare. I think it's great that Dillon has a great competitor now... it's good for ALL of us... there's the...

Guys.. bottom line... don't get too comfortable priming.... things can go bad.

Glad you found the problem! I would however call RCBS- they may replace it regardless... just don't tell them you are a putz. :D I use the RCBS swager that work WITH the Rock Chucker.. it works great. Also- more importanty- I think this should provide some warnings to us that primers...

Wow Scrat... I don't think I can hear this in my loads. 231 is what I use. I'll have to try that again.

I'm not quite sure. I've had 2 of the same experiences. Both were .45ACP, 230 Berrys- one with what was supposed to be 5.2gr of W231 the other with 3.8gr of Clays. Both times the bullet exited barrel. The last one you could hear it hit the cardboard IDPA target as if someone threw the bullet...

Glad you are ok- that's scary.