Whew...

[charlessummers]

After reloading a few 9mm's, I was finally able to get out today and test them out. I'm happy to report that they worked wonderfully in my Glocks 17 and 26! 

 

My loads were 115gr FMJ, with 5.5grains of Unique powder. OAL was 1.15 with fed through the pistols without a hitch. The brass that I was able to recover (shooting outside) was relatively clean with no splitting. I'm guessing that I'm going to stick with this formula for my target ammo since it works.

 

It sure feels good to shoot your own ammo without a problem... or at least it did for me.

[roverboy]

Glad you had good luck with your loads. The only problem right now is bullets ,primers ,etc are hard to find.

[gregintenn]

I've reloaded most of my life, but just recently began reloading for semi autos. After reading how difficult it can be, I was suprised to find I had no trouble at all with my loads. It's good to hear yours work well too. Maybe it isn't as bad as some make it out to be.

[runco]

I have my first batch ready to go. I can't wait to go shoot mine. Congrats!

[frankmako]

good job.  makes one feel good when his reloads work without any problem.  

[Sidinman]

Yes it is rewarding to know that you can roll your own, and they work. I have been reloading some 45 acp the past couple days, we are planning to do a little shootin this afternoon. Got 200 gn fn lead with 6.5 unigue gone see how they work. 

[RED333]

Be sure to look for the Glock smile (google it) in your cases.

Other than that , congrats and have fun.

[DWARREN123]

Reloading, the hobby for shooters! :up:

Shooting your own reloads is one of the best feelings there is in the shooting world.

[BigK]

Congrats on loading and shooting your own ammo without blowing yourself up! It's definitely a cool feeling.

I've been trying to tell my friends to get started, but they say they can't afford to. I'm of the mind that they can't afford not to.