Nikon BAA705AA Travelite,Black, 9x25 EX

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I'm lubing the cases anyway because it seems like the thing to do, but you still run into split necks and such. Super (and later 9x19 "Major") loads to a point that the extra rounds that would fit maximum-allowed length magazines outweighed any muzzle flip advantage from the 9×25mm Dillon.

So far, I've had one case with a minor neck split out of 300 rounds with brass with an unknown number of previous 10mm firings. That, of course, does not mean they don’t exist, but you would think if they were “special loads” and not just experimentals, there would be some in collections somewhere.We will review this in the New Year when more information is available regarding the implications of these deliveries.

The Mountaineers are waterproof, fully multi-coated and I dropped them 3 or 4 times on a boat and they were fine. z loading down to higher chamber pressures or is it the result of better powders being used, which were not available in WW2? following no small amount of time spent perusing archived forum threads for 9x25 reloading info, I then transformed five new 10mm Starline cases into five 9x25 dummies. They are decently sharp, but have too short eye relief for my liking, now that I prefer to (must) use glasses. Mauser” which was the designation for ball ammunition of this caliber in Hungary, so he is not likely talking about them as being the “special loads.What put an end to the 9×25mm Dillon in competition was lowering of the USPSA major power factor from 175 to 165 (160 for IPSC competition) which improved the safety and effectiveness of .

g at 396 m/s) giving 434 ft lbs (585 Joules), but the powerful Hirtenberger L7A1 NATO SMG loading fires a 124 grain bullet at 1300 fps (8. For my powder selection I am currently sticking with BlueDot, it meters well has consistent velocities and as a bonus creates huge fire balls when shot during the day and lights up the surrounding area at night as seen in the video that I put together.These primers are pretty flat and I had one piece of brass come apart on me (after it came out of the pistol, it was cracked and broke in two, but they say don't use used brass). Feed, Extraction and ejection is flawless (my pistol is a SS Kimber 10 frame with a Rem R1 SS 10mm slide) and most empties would land in a 5 gallon bucket at my five o'clock 5 feet behind me. The "sweet spot" of forming with the Sig die to just chamber in my barrel fire forms perfectly, and reloading necessitates only the 10mm size, then neck size with the RCBS Sig die and on to the rest.