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Can't go wrong with any of the Keltec handguns, ask any gun smith what they carry.;)

I agree with Black Snowman, Titegroup is really great. Clean and is not position sensitive. Once you try it....well, at least try it once. You will be glad that you did. :)

I use the emisses (don't know the correct spelling) basin. The little kidney shaped disposable bowls that are used in hospitals. They work great and the price is right if you have a nurse friend. :)

Cabales ships their products via UPS. Bullets, ammo and any heavy items are not packaged properly and arrive opened and the contents that remain in the packages are mixed together. Buy directly from the manufacturer, spend a little, save a lot.

Bullet set back and the pressure goes up. That concerns me a lot.

I use Turtle wax Chrome polish. About $1 at Wally World and it works great. A little goes a long way.

As it has been stated by manufactures of polygonal barrels, not for lead bullets. They will function and really good, just super clean the tube after shooting. Be safe and super clean after every use.

I have found that Titegroup works really great for .380- 9mm-.38/357 and .45 ACP, but don't tell anyone, need to keep the price down.

Greenman I suggest using gas checks on the bullets to cut down on the leading.Better yet try TMJ bullets from Berry's in Utah. Low cost and darn good bullets. No barrel leading. Try the following on your revolver. Remove the barrel and chamfer the forcing cone to 11 degrees and super polish...

Greenman I use Titegroup for almost all of my loads, 38/357mag, 9mm and .45ACP. It is extremely clean and is not position sensitive. H-110 is used for seriously hot .357 mag loads for pistol and rifle. I'm pushing over 2k/fps using 125gr.TMJ bullets for my rifle. Don't use those in a handgun...

Greenman The dents in the sides of the shell cases are the result of what is referred to as roll over. A properly "tuned" extractor and some extra porting will cure this problem.

greenman Try using Hogdons Titegroup. It is clean burning and very reliable. Try it, you'll like it.

Greenman Speer Gold Dot for my 9mm, .38/357 and .45ACP. I reload ALL of my ammo and have never had a failure. I have a big box of factory failures of all brands. Speer Gold Dot projectiles, Speer cases, CCI primers and Titegroup powder very carefully combined, one round at a time.