Feedback on reloading for Glock .45

[bruceflinch]

thats weird so what do you do with all the ones that have the rectangular mark on the primer?

I don't p/u Glock fired brass, or give it to my Glock shooting Buddy. He has a U-die for his .40. Or I toss it in a bucket for recycling.

Freakshow makes a good point. Part of Glocks reliability is due to it's "excessive throat"

[Waldo]

Waldo--Your bullet seating die might not have been giving you a good crimp, by not allowing the round to chamber correctly. Whenever I change bullets weights that require a different crimp, I use the barrel as a gage. I place a loaded round into the chamber. If it is crimped and sized right, the round will rest well into the barrel like a factory round,and then I will tighten down the dies lock ring. My 2 cents.

Blademan21...

Thanks for the advice..I usually do check how my rounds chamber using the barrel as a gage..don't remember it to be a problem at the time (years ago).

I will keep that in mind the next time I try a different type/weight of bullet

Thanks!

[bruceflinch]

Blademan21...

Thanks for the advice..I usually do check how my rounds chamber using the barrel as a gage..don't remember it to be a problem at the time (years ago).

I will keep that in mind the next time I try a different type/weight of bullet

Thanks!

Get a case gauge. Much easier to use & if a round gets stuck, it is easier to remove.