[BillKilgore]

I’m not entirely sure why, but one of my 380 rounds is not seating correctly in the case gage.

With all the chaos in the world lately, I thought you may get a chuckle out of this.

 

[Taterhead]

Firstly, get a Lee Carbide Factory Crimp die.

Secondly. Use Titgeoup.

Thirdly. Be sure you are pass through sizing everything

Lastly, return your Glock to factory specs. And start over.

:laughing:

 

[Collo Rosso]

Have you tried a longer handle on your press?

 

[Taterhead]

Have you tried a longer handle on your press?

I think @Collo Rosso nailed it on that gem of advice! More leverage!

 

[SBray]

Perhaps you might consider having your eyes checked! I’ve heard it really helps when you can see what you’re doing.

Steve

 

[BillKilgore]

Perhaps you might consider having your eyes checked! I’ve heard it really helps when you can see what you’re doing.

Steve

It’s a joke.


I made it with some scrap materials.

 

[nerr]

A bigger hammer and then you will ensure keyhole-of-target accuracy.

 

[oldmick]

Looks OK to me. You must be new to reloading.

 

[nerr]

Components must be getting really scarce. If you want to get 2 loads out of 1 bullet, use a saw to cut it in half first. Any survivalist will tell you that.

 

[jmorris]

Such a simple solution I am surprised it didn’t come to you. It’s obvious you only need to apply more force, like so many others, you can then start your “broken press” thread.

Win, win

 

[SBray]

It’s a joke.


I made it with some scrap materials.

Must be blatantly obvious all the responses to your thread were also jokes!

Steve

 

[SARDG]

Such a simple solution I am surprised it didn’t come to you. It’s obvious you only need to apply more force, like so many others, you can then start your “broken press” thread.

Win, win

Don't kid yourself, jm - I've frequently said that I can seat a hockey puck in a primer pocket with my 650... so the pressure is there to seat that bullet... although chambering may be problematic.

 

[Geeorge]

file to fit

 

[Mike L.]

Excellent round for shooting around corners.

 

[Gpruitt54]

The pointy end of the bullet faces up.

 

[xTerpx]

Now I see how you did it...half a second away from joining the club today.

(Finally trying some new brass I stashed (A USA) and the case walls must be a smidgeon thicker, as my bullets don't sit as nicely...and didn't want to adjust my bell for a small run with this brass)

Lesson learned: no stopping mid-stroke for a glamour shot, as the handle will inevitably fly up the second the camera shutter clicks and bad things happen.

 

[SARDG]

I've got a bunch of new A USA. Looks nice, but has tight primer pockets and I have issues with some 147s.

Set aside for rainy day...

 

[usnret]

That should work in a Glock with no problem seeing as Glocks tend to have a loose chamber.

 

[irish_ironsight]

Ahhh………...

I see the problem, what you have there is a "Left Handed Bullet" just flip it round and that will take care of itself !

 

[Taterhead]

Now I see how you did it...half a second away from joining the club today.

(Finally trying some new brass I stashed (A USA) and the case walls must be a smidgeon thicker, as my bullets don't sit as nicely...and didn't want to adjust my bell for a small run with this brass)

Lesson learned: no stopping mid-stroke for a glamour shot, as the handle will inevitably fly up the second the camera shutter clicks and bad things happen.

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Everything looks so shiney and new!