This. That is where I load my Berry's flat points.First time loading in longer than I'd like to admit, I loaded 400 rounds a few weeks ago. 1.06 OAL is the longest I could get and still consistently plunk. 142-3gr powder coated NOE flat nose, sized to .357. For three Gen5 Glocks. Oh, and a PCC.
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Still working on it. Getting a case gauge and doing some measurements. I already use a crimp die, and the problems seem to be more at the rim end.Have you figured out what the problem is?
Still working on it. Getting a case gauge and doing some measurements. I already use a crimp die, and the problems seem to be more at the rim end.
I had that problem. I discovered my sizing die wasnt bottoming out. It was 1/4 turn short of reaching the bottom of the case.Still working on it. Getting a case gauge and doing some measurements. I already use a crimp die, and the problems seem to be more at the rim end.
they are helpful, but not a panacea.Some have used the Lee Bulge Buster kits for 9mm Makarov to "fix" Glock bulge in their cases. Lee doesn't make one for 9mm Luger, because of the taper, so you are on your own if you try. I bought one as a precaution years ago, never used it.
they are helpful, but not a panacea.
they are helpful, but not a panacea.
A Ring Roller or a push through die cures all bottom of case issues.It's been a long time since I thought I had the Glock bulge issue. I think I did the same as you and cranked down the sizing die.
Compared to 45 ACP, 9mm is just all over the place with stuff that can be wrong. I still have a higher than expected rate of "for practice only," rounds that pretty much always work, pretty much of the time.
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9mm. But I'm dealing with random range brass. So God only knows what they were shot in.What calibers do you load for an unsupported pistol?