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  • usa259

    Active Member
    Mar 11, 2015
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    Completed an OWB holster for my Sig 320 with compact slide and subcompact grip.
     

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    TreadNot

    Active Member
    May 11, 2012
    273
    Bel Air
    Not today, but just lately. Be been working up a .556 load using:
    75 grain Hornady BTHP
    Shooters World Tactical Rifle powder
    WCC brass
    Wolf magnum primers

    Settled on 24.1 grains, averaging 2615 fps from a 16" barrel.

    After loading up some more, went back to the range to sight in my Mueller red dot sight at 100 yards. 22LR shell for reference.

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    Melnic

    Ultimate Member
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    Dec 27, 2012
    15,364
    HoCo
    Completed an OWB holster for my Sig 320 with compact slide and subcompact grip.

    I'm no OWB expert, but the shape of the holster holds the shape of the trigger. Is that supposed to be like that? It does not pull on the trigger when you pull the pistol out of the holster? educate me.
     

    usa259

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    Mar 11, 2015
    819
    That was a concern when inserting the gun in the holster, not for drawing the gun. When the kydex is formed the trigger is at rest, so it forms at rest. I did have mostly your same concern out of caution, so I tried it several times unloaded, holstering didn't pull the trigger. Then I removed the gun and heated that area up a little just to relieve the trigger impression a slight bit for added peace of mind.

    Update: I wore the holster for 5 days on a trip to FL, in FL and back. I found that the grip still sticks out a little from the think rubber spacers between the leather parts and the back side of the kydex and the belt loops I purchase are for a super think belt. Being overly cautious about printing (***) I put the leather parts on the front side of the kydex and they helped pull it tighter.

    (***) Most people say people like me, the infrequent carrier because of where we live, are to concerned with printing, since most people don't notice obvious things right in front of them. They are probably right... I don't want anyone to notice, not my kids, not my parents who we where visiting, not there neighbors... Incidentally, my kids do know, just not until after a day or so, or if we stop somewhere an I have to de-arm because of post office or SC or coming home.
     
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    md123

    Ultimate Member
    Jul 29, 2011
    2,005
    Adjusted seating depth for my new Delta Precision 180 gr JHP 40 s&w bullets.

    Gave up on xtreme after they went BK and jacked prices.
     
    Tumbling a hundred 6.5CM and a bunch of .300AAC together. They are dissimilar enough that I'm not worried about sorting them.
    Later on tonight, I will de-prime and clean the pockets on the 6.5CM. They got enough sand and dirt on/in them from shooting prone at Peacemaker I decided to tumble before de-priming and reforming the cases.
     

    outrider58

    Eats Bacon Raw
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    Jul 29, 2014
    50,032
    ugh! Case prep feels like homework to me...and I didn't drop outta school to keep doing homework!:sad20:







    (Ok...I didn't really drop out...but I really don't enjoy case prep!:o)
    Yeah it's the pits. To think I used to do all this 'by hand'. Sheesh!

    Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
     

    BradMacc82

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    Industry Partner
    Aug 17, 2011
    26,177
    Decapped/sized, neck turned, annealed (except the nickel cases), tumbled, final trimmed, and deburred/chamfered. Still have 2 more batches to finish up.

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    Art3

    Eqinsu Ocha
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    Jan 30, 2015
    13,321
    Harford County
    Yeah it's the pits. To think I used to do all this 'by hand'. Sheesh!

    Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

    At least when you get to assembly, you have a usuable finished product: "Hey look! I have all this ammo!:party29:"

    After a days worth of case prep, you have components:
    "Hey look! I have...empty cases:sad20:"
     

    inkd

    Ultimate Member
    Aug 4, 2009
    7,543
    Ridge
    Got my 1050 mounted, need to order a part from Dillon though before it's up and running.

    Trying to make a dent in my .300Blk pile now. Just loaded 200. Another 100 and I'll be out of bullets.
     

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