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Offline SemperFiGuy

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Re: UNFY: Time to Share .357Sig Reloading Experiences
« Reply #20 on: October 12, 2012, 11:04:02 PM »
UNFY........

I'll follow up on this .357Sig reload thing in a bit.

But can't do it just right now.

Just got back from two great back-to-back events:    Range Technical Team Advisor Certification Class (2 days) and Range Development and Operations Conference (5 days) in San Diego.   I've got 8 days of backed up email, a stack of graduate student reports to grade, a wife with a long list of to-do's, etc., etc.

But I did finally get my .357Sig reloads to run slickly through my Glock 33.    And I did make some .40S&Ws into .357Sigs:  Dummies w/only cartridge cases and bullets.   No primer/powder.    So it's a rather modest story that will be told when all else is back under general control.

Thanks for askin'.    And yes........we had some kinda deal working on brass.   

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« Last Edit: October 12, 2012, 11:06:58 PM by SemperFiGuy »
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