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Recently bought a baby eagle 9mm, does it pay to buy the dies to reload 9mm as cheap as you can buy 9mm ammo.
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"IF THE AMERICAN FIREARMS INDUSTRY IS SUED INTO BANKRUPTCY, WHO WILL SUPPLY OUR SOLDIERS."- NRA VICTORY FUND
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I have a bunch of 9mm 135 gr
jrn .356 dia and I wonder if
anyone has ever used any noses
over .355?
I figure to start with 3.5gr Bullseye.
Thoughts?
Thank you Ron
The start charge might not cycle the gun, you might have to go up a couple of tenths of a grain. If available use Unique powder, it gave me better results in the 9MM it does not build pressure so fast like Bullseye does, plus it proved to be more accurate.
in a semi pistol.
for 35 yrs I've always used
bullseye for pistols and Unique
for Revolvers.
I'll give this a try.
Thank you
ron
+1 on Unique, use it in most of my pistol reloads. Love the smell too, guys at the competition know when I'm shiiting it
When you are doing what?[:D]
+1 on Unique, use it in most of my pistol reloads. Love the smell too, guys at the competition know when I'm shiiting it
SHIITING Unique [?][?]
He must be Scottish [:0][:D]
quote:Originally posted by instrumentofwar
+1 on Unique, use it in most of my pistol reloads. Love the smell too, guys at the competition know when I'm shiiting it
SHIITING Unique [?][?]
He must be Scottish [:0][:D]
Either way, it sounds PAINFUL.
Ya'll know what I meant, damn typo's[:p]