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I'm pretty sure those are from factory loaded federal ammo that they specify is for use in M1A's. Otherwise, it's basically .308 Win brass.

If you are serious about reloading shells, and serious about doing it safely, then you really need to buy a good shotshell reloading manual and read it thoroughly. Almost every question you have asked so far will be answered in detail in a good manual like the Lyman 5th edition manual. You...

It would be wise to get a reloading manual and do some good reading before setting out. I recommend Lyman Shotshell reloading 5th edition. This will give you insight into "why" you're choosing your components, which is probably more helpful than someone just telling you what to buy and use.

How is the safety on the shield? I have a full size M&P9, without a safety lever. Is there good purchase on that little safety lever?

Nice gun! I've been checking them out a lot lately. Does the model with removable grips accept 1911 grips, even with a little modification?

I will add a vote to avoiding the P22. While it is a very cool looking gun, and has a nice grip, mine had so many FTF's with almost every type of ammo I eventually ended up selling it after only about 6 months. The only ammo I could ever get to feed reliably was CCI Stingers. You just cannot go...

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