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There is a contingent of Glock owners (not all) who believe in Glock Uber Alles and like to bash 1911s but what will they do now? Do they dare own one? It is a Glock after all but will it have to be a safe queen brought out late at night in the moon light for wonderous examination? Is there a...

Yeah Alive and smiling!

I also spent a lifetime in mfg. and I have to say we may produce less product but they will be to spec or they don't go out the door. Making inferior product not an option. All my life I saw companies that thought there was not enough time to do it right the first time but always enough time to...

Glad the mistake wasn't the other way around. An inexpensive lesson but you must be very careful when reloading

The Hogue slip on grip came-wrestled it on and I think it makes the dif my hand isn't at an oblique angle on the grip and my finger pad is right where it's supposed to be on the trigger not searching for the right spot.

Grip on the HC Pro is the same so I'll need the sleeve anyway. But I'm confident in my ability with the 4" barrel at 10 yds to make a head shot if necessary. Really that is my main accuracy concern. The original Cat is accurate but my old eyes at 10 yards ehhh

I'm thinking of replacing my HC with the HC Pro the extra length will provide more accuracy. My biggest issue is the grip is too small. My Hogue slip on grip arrives today

Make sure to leave us a range report including your receipe(s). FYI a few FMJs down the tube at the end really reduce barrel leading if any. Country boy pre cleaning:D

In 50 years of reloading I Have used many different powders and settled on WW231 back in the 80s. Work up your own load to find what your pistol likes. You will find a combo that it loves-be patient. That turret press will do good work for you. I use a case gauge for the plunk test. Use lead...

PS :D after you charge a tray of cases ALWAYS take a flashlight and inspect every case for the correct powder charge before seating your bullet. This simple step takes but a few seconds and will locate a double charge or an empty case and save a lot of heartache.

I also like WW231 for 45 ACP it meters well and is very consistent. I tried many powders and settled on WW231. Accurate is also a good powder. Also casted my own bullets. I have shot a lot of Berry's bullets over the decades and find them excellent. You could also try Blue Bullets as well-high...

I just checked the price on it $1350 whooee! I think I paid around $300 back in the late 70s. Still it ran like new when I gave it to my friend a couple of years ago. Shot competitively and you could win cases of ammo and reloading supplies back then in the sanctioned shoots. I probably shot...

If your going to reload much of a quantity get a progressive reloader. I used a Pacific 366 for a few decades. Well worth the $$ and the time savings.

Agree with Hans and Chance. If like me you used to go to the range and blow off a few hundred rounds each week in various calibers (I reloaded everything back then) well those days are over for me. I still shoot every week but fewer rounds. shoot a little IDPA for fun. 3-4 times a year train...

I have noticed lately from some of the small independent producers notices of no ammo due to component shortages. Certainly 8-10m new buyers a significant cause. I believe the industry is doing all it can to produce ammo

8-10m new gun owners. BBO (that's before you know who was elected) everything was hunky-dory in the ammo supply department and the 8 Billion rounds of all calibers the industry produced annually was sufficient to keep us all happy. Then wonky politics has everyone realizing the need to defend...

I keep looking. Might get lucky 1 day.

I'd love to own this package for EDC

Must get off the X

That old peep sight was once my favorite but 70 year old eyes aren't as sharp as they once were