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[Andyt2]

I always start my loads in the mid range to be safe against low powder charges just in case you powder thrower drops a .1 -.3 low charge

[Ledslnger]

I always start my loads in the mid range to be safe against low powder charges just in case you powder thrower drops a .1 -.3 low charge

Just to add something to Andy's input. I think of what gun I will be shooting it in. A plastic gun will take less powder to cycle than say an all metal Sig normally. If I am loading for poly gun I will start lower than for a Sig 220 for example.

Also, is there leftover powder or excess residue? Do you tumble brass and w what media? Could your flash hole be plugged with media?

[CodySPowell]

Just to add something to Andy's input. I think of what gun I will be shooting it in. A plastic gun will take less powder to cycle than say an all metal Sig normally. If I am loading for poly gun I will start lower than for a Sig 220 for example.

Also, is there leftover powder or excess residue? Do you tumble brass and w what media? Could your flash hole be plugged with media?

That's not always true. Compact guns have heavier recoil springs. My 92fs cycled my target loads perfectly and my M&P 2.0 Compact would not.

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[Ledslnger]

That's not always true. Compact guns have heavier recoil springs. My 92fs cycled my target loads perfectly and my M&P 2.0 Compact would not.

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I have never owned a compact gun. Don’t like them, other than my Ruger LCR. No issues w loads there Lol. Have a Sig 938 on layaway, not sure if that is a true compact or not. We will see when I mess w the first loads I guess.