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I've got my Hornady LnL AP press set up where it is cranking out 125 gr LRN 9mm bullets that I'm satisfied with. They feed, eject, shoot well, etc... Loading them to 1.127" using 0.357" Dardas cast bullets, very slight taper crimp using W231 powder. I had a problem with neck tension, then...

Okay, I developed a "leading" issue with my SR9C... What is the best way to remove that lead from the barrel?

Okay, My problem is simple, the primers aren't lining up under my 9mm brass primer pockets in the right spot, so I will crush primers trying to seat them, about one out of every 10 if I'm going at a descent clip, more or less depending on how much I mess with it between each cycle...

What are the advantages for say IPSC/USPSA (you pick your set of initials) with these two calibers? Or any other (40 S&W) for that matter... Looking to move up in the world of competitive shooting...

I was loading Dardas 125 gr RN 9mm in .357" for my Ruger SR9C with 4.3 gr Unique and I never experienced ANY leading problems. I probably shot 1500 of those and never noticed any lead in the barrel, in fact I wondered if I was missing it because I didn't know what to look for. I switched to...

Got a bunch of these mixed in with Winchesters, Federals, etc... They are marked 9mm as you can see, but my SR9c doesn't like them. Any idea what they are? They all have a number between 40-44 stamped somewhere on the head and a bunch have a "D" designation in addition to the 9 MM marks.

Times can you reload a winchester/remington/hornady, etc... 9mm piece of brass before it is no good anymore?

Okay guys, I'm getting tired of spilling my Unique powder in my 9mm loads because of the volume. Same as I have problems with 28 gauge loads because of the volume... Oddly enough I picked Unique when I started loading metallic because "I already use that" without even thinking of the...

Okay guys, I'm relatively new to metallic loading (been loading skeet shells for years) and am trying to set up my Lock n Load AP to turn out perfect 9mm bullets. Loading: 4.2 grains Unique 124 grain lead (.357 cast bullets) When I get my Hornady bullet feed die set (buffed out to run...