November 26, 201114 yr Do you guys have a load for static steel and a different one for USPSA and perhaps a different one for bullseye? Or do you just have one load you use for everything? I was thinking of doing an ultra light load for static steel, and one that's stronger for USPSA where you have to make power factor. Only thing I can see bad about this though is that your training would be inconsistent shooting multiple loads. Anyone do this?
November 27, 201114 yr 9mm the load is all the same. 40 Cal, I now use a USPSA major load, and a Steel/Minor load.
November 27, 201114 yr What Maks said, after I get my new gun I plan on switching to 9mm for Steel and IPSC Production division in December. and I'll keep my .40 for USPSA Limited and L/10. This is all pending on how much I like shooting the CZ 85B Combat, so for now I'll be keeping Minor and Major .40, maybe knockdown steel will be .40 and static 9mm.
November 27, 201114 yr yes, but not for competing. I can give you a 45 load you would swear is a 22 magnum in a 1911. It is all part of the fun of reloading.
November 27, 201114 yr My 9mm is all the same. I'm going to be getting a 40 over the winter. I'll be loading minor and major loads for it.
November 27, 201114 yr I only have one for the 9mm right now but will be loading another one only due to bullet weight being diffrent both loads will be uspsa minor.
November 27, 201114 yr yes, but not for competing. I can give you a 45 load you would swear is a 22 magnum in a 1911. It is all part of the fun of reloading. ?????? And. ??????? :-)
November 28, 201114 yr ?????? And. ??????? :-) 200 LSWC and Trail Boss at the bottom end just enough to cycle the slide.
November 28, 201114 yr 200 LSWC and Trail Boss at the bottom end just enough to cycle the slide. What weight works in ur pistol
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