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I am also thinking of a new build/caliber and was just looking for some reloading info to help me determine what direction to go in.

Yes, same here, data seems scarce.

Tryed 2.8 in the Glock 42. Accuracy very good, seemed a little hotter than I needed. 2.7 gr. of the American Select worked great. Tryed a few at 2.6 and gun still fuctioned good, but seemed on the edge of getting FTE. At 2.5, that is what happened. A few FTE. Load was with Extreme 100gr...

Thanks guys. Going to start with 2.7 grains and go from there.

I'll be shooting Precision 100gr. plated bullets out of a Glock 42

Anyone tried AS in the 380 with good luck? Have other powders but wanted to keep the clean burning characteristics of American Select.

Thanks much! This should get me started

Looking for a mild shooting load that will cycle a Ruger SR9C and a Glock 19. I'll be using a pulled RMR HP bullet. My manuals don't cover this powder and the Alliant site does not list a load for this weight.

Great price, but one of the reviewers said not to use it as a defensive ammo. Three rounds fired into water and none expanded.

Anyone have any tips for blackening a stainless clip on a pocket folder, for a more discreet carry? Looking for something more permanent than a magic marker.

Thanks, NCsmitty, that is what I was looking for! Good info.

Would it be practical to turn 30-06 brass into 280 Rem. brass? Is there any specal problems I might encounter? Looks like the shoulder would have to be fireformed. Is that posible to do with a full power load, on the first firing, or does that present a possible thinning of the brass in the head...

I have several pounds of 800-X and want to load 115 gr. JHP with this powder. Hard to find much info on this for 9mm. I did find a load in a 1990 IMR loading guide of 6.5 grains. Current loads on IMR internet site just list it for lead bullets. Was wondering if any members use 800-X in 9mm...

Thanks fellas for all the responses. Guess the ejector is supposed to have that bend. I am surprised the cases do not eject a little further from the shooter. My son and I both shot it again last nite, with no limp wristing, and the empty cases pretty much fall right beside your feet...

When my wife was shooting, some of the MT's came back on her. At first I thought it was from limp wristing, but after seeing the bend in the ejector, I wasn't so sure.

Was checking some reloads in the chamber of my wifes new(bought used) G19 and noticed the ejector is bent to the right, compared to my G32. Gun had very few rounds thru it when purchased. What circumstances would cause the ejector to get bent, besides dropping the slideless frame on the...

CSKNY - You are correct. Sorry for the confusion.

CSKNY That price was in reference to the 24/7.

$370 locally, with the shiny slide. I am looking at one for my wife. Really liked the trigger pull compared to her Kel-Tec.