You're on the right track, you've reduced the leading. All trial and error and it can be frustrating, but it you keep at it, you'll get there and the next pistol or rifle or caliber will be all the easier for your learning and struggles on this one.
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You're on the right track, you've reduced the leading. All trial and error and it can be frustrating, but it you keep at it, you'll get there and the next pistol or rifle or caliber will be all the easier for your learning and struggles on this one.
I was given advice a while ago to size my Lee 120 gr bullets to .358. Worked like a charm, no leading. I use it in all my 9mm's, and I'm not looking back. I've used Titegroup, and other powders successfully.
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