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The Smith and Wesson 686 4 inch is really tough to beat. Great gun!

Excellent video for a great press. I have one and am very happy on the ease of use and reliability. When something gets messed up during loading, 99% of the time its me not the press that screws up.

Ordered 5k of Rem SP from Cabela's two weeks ago and received them in a week. Ordered 5k of Win SP from Powder Valley on April 15th and I am still waiting. Win SP and Fed SP are very difficult to obtain due to Government Purchases per the Powder Valley crew.

Titegroup with 180gr FMJ's from MG make a great load. 4.0 to 4.2 gr will do you just fine.

Intresting concept with shooting the 21SF in production. Most would shoot this gun in L10. Remember whatever load you come up with will still need to cycle the gun with a low power load. With a heavier bullet you usually get more of a push rather than a snap on recoil.

Have to agree with Tony on this one. Common sense my friends! Thirty five thousand primers can help at least seven reloaders. I shoot USPSA, IDPA and Steel Plates and would not use that many primers for maybe five years or so.

I thought you can shoot a G21 in Single Stack as long as you load to division capacity of 8.

The best way to find out about USPSA scoring and how its done is to visit their website. I would shoot a G21 in limited ten or single stack if I was going to shoot USPSA with it. Not the ideal gun to shoot USPSA with. If you were going to shoot IDPA with it that would not be a bad choice.

Titegroup and Bullseye

Glock 17 or 34 would be a great investment for IDPA!

Red Dot is outstanding and smells good to!

Anyone check lately with the online vendors. Not only are there no primers there is no Ammo as well. What the heck is going on? This can't be Obama. He's to busy making speeches to do anything like this. Trying to find anything with a SP primer and S&W 40 180 fmj is just about impossible.:cuss:

Its best to run them on the floor. They have a tendency to walk a bit.

+1 on the Montana Golds. Buy the case and save a bunch as their prices include shipping. I get the 124FMJ's from them to use in compitition for USPSA, Steel Plates and IDPA. Great company to deal with and the look of the bullets are very cool. Performance is top notch.

The OAL I use for my Glock 34 is 1.15. Rounds feed all day long with zero feeding issues.

I created a spreadsheet in MS Excell that I back up to a memory stick. Works great and can be printed out at any time.

+1 on Powder valley. Great people to deal with and they really try to do their best to expidite your order in a timely manner even in this current rush on reloading supplies. My order that I placed back in December is finally on its way.

Normally this time of year I am very busy making reloads for USPSA Production and Limited Compitition as well as Steel plate loads. I am down to about 300 SP primers and can't seem to get my hands on some. Placed my order with my best source Powder Valley about a month ago and they still have no...

Any 9mm Glock will stay with you many years down the road. They are very durable and long lasting guns. Easy to take down, clean and lube. Very happy with all my Glocks.

As you can see you will get many reponses and suggestions for this load. I really like both Bullseye and Win 231 for 45ACP FMJ.