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Two eForm 4s submitted 2/28/22 One was approved today (8/4/22) 157 days Still waiting on the second

... that you're just glad is over?

I was never crazy about unscrewing mine from the stand. Not difficult, but I found it somewhat cumbersome. I bought a Hornady stand that users the LNL bushings. Much quicker, less hassle, and switching between measures (one small rotor, one large) is virtually instantaneous.

Nope. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnfkCFnaUZg

Kimber Custom Target = 1911

Beacause I don't own one.

Next time don't waste both your and my time and just ignore the useless threads.

Wow. I'm surprised at how much of a run away it's been for the Blackhawk given the longer barrel, single action, and five shot restriction without the transfer bar. Even if I take away the votes where people picked it, but specified a different size/caliber, it's still pretty impressive...

I've searched through the existing threads, but I thought I'd take a different approach and make a poll. So what say you? Which one would you pick for a "woods" gun--protection from predators (black bears, coyotes, rabid raccoons, two legged, no legged), survival situations, possibly hunting...

My first thought when I saw the picture was that the brass was awfully deep in the die. I think you might be on to something. However it happened, a stuck case remover should take care of it IF you can get the decapping pin out of the way.

Looks like RC nailed it again. Especially the part about the gunsmith wanting $275 to glass bed a stock.

Yes......... http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=588991

You might want to check here: http://www.bulletsamples.com/Home_Page.html

Agreed. I don't care what OAL you use, if brass is still in the chamber, there's no way the next round will feed.

You can use any caliber dies you want to load .380, but most of them will not produce usable ammo. :neener: But seriously -- the expander should work just fine. The seat/crimp also probably ok. The sizing die -- not so much. 9 mm is tapered, 380 is straight, so the base of the 380's won't...

Yep.

Like I said in post #9, I was depriming in station 1.

The lube die deprimes as well. Never said it was a press problem, but for all the clip/magazine guys, I changed the title of the thread. Yeah. I know. That's what I posted. Yeah. I know. That's what I posted. Too late. I did that before I posted.

Before I get started I want make it clear that I really like all the equipment mentioned in this post and I am in no way trying to disparage it. I just want to share an odd situation that came up and maybe save others some of the frustration I went through. A couple days ago I was forming 300...

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