ray15
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If I did I'd probably buy it. Not sure my wrists could live with the decision..Gotta use the caliber filter on GB as it is.Pick up a .41 or .44 Mag.
If I did I'd probably buy it. Not sure my wrists could live with the decision..Gotta use the caliber filter on GB as it is.Pick up a .41 or .44 Mag.
I shot both loads this AM. I posted the Sport Pistol load in the Sport Pistol and 9MM thread.I ended up loading the TrFP at 1.070 to 1.075 (Although most were 1.073 to 1.075) OAL, just like I did the MPR in Load #116 with 5.5 Grs of Silhouette, so it is .005 less deep in the case with a hair less bearing surface. Seems to be a very hard bullet though, may make it tougher to move?
I loaded 25 with 5.3 Grs of Silhouette and 25 with 3.9 Grs of Sport Pistol. I used a batch of 50 test brass. Blazer, 60.24 to 61.02 Grs (No primer), .746 to .751 long (Sized) (with most at .747/.748). I used CI 500 primers.
If work will leave me alone long enough (Been in twice already), I'll go shoot them. I plan to shot them over the chrono on target with a 3" P-365, a 4.5" XDm OSP, and a 5" Colt 1911 (.38 Super with a 9MM barrel).
Roll tide!!I had everything in the car and was ready to go when I remembered that the Tide plays at 2:30PM today instead of 6:00PM.
Range trip postponed...........
Lately it seems, even factory barrels are being made with shorter or short leade.
My Sig 1911 has virtually no leade and requires significantly shorter max OAL than other 1911 barrels.
BTW, working OALs used for various RMR 124 gr jacketed bullets are for my newest Lone Wolf barrel with shorter leade.
Sig 1911 barrel with essentially no leade
My newest Lone Wolf barrel with short leade
KKM barrel showing freebore/leade
And Gen3 Glock barrel with longer leade