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Clays has a history of blowing up guns when used in 9 mm. Do a search and you will see plenty. I was only trying something new, and won't use Clays again for 9 mm, I have heard it's fine for 45 ACP, maybe a few 40 loads and shotgun. Glock 19C, it blew out the mag, and made my hand numb for...

I just got one, and it meters all over the place with Power Pistol set for 5.8 grains. First few are 5.6, then 5.8, then a few 6.2 and back. I also agree that some of the powder sits on top of the slide during the smaller charges causing this. Going to see how to modify it to make it work...

SGT, I just took delivery of a Gen 4 , 19 for my son in law. I took it apart and polished all the parts after he fired it 200 rounds. Nothing at all like your pictures indicated. Works Flawlessly. On Glock Talk there is guy who took a piece of brass to his face, and once Glock was aware of...

I do a lot of reloading and play with different loads in 9mm. I've seen prints change dramatically in 7 yard distances with hotter or slower loads. Sometimes the grouping moves 2-3 inches.

This happened to me a few weeks ago. I was told 3.0 grains of 'Clays' and a heavy 147 gr. bullet would produce a light shooting load for IDPA matches. Clays then I learn, was extremely unstable and the worst powder to use in a 9mm. I was lucky. And no this was not a double load as I...

9 mm, 115 gr FMJ, 6.9 to 7.0 grains makes a sweet shooting round that prints within a very tight pattern at 10 yards out of my Glock 17 and 17L. That being said, my favorite load is Power Pistol now. The higher you load it however you will have to adjust your sites up.

Reloading Space Had an area in my office (home) that I built a desk to reload on. Directly opposite from my desk, which is cool because I can look at loads on the computer, and turn and start reloading. Works for me.....