The Original Lumpy Gritz

Yes, we sure did!

Me Glock 19 G/5.

Try mil spec 124gn FMJ bullets.

Get a box of military/NATO spec 9mm. Load the COAL to that length. I use a Lee Factory Crimp Die and confirm size/fitment in a Dillon case gauge. I have fired my loads in many handguns and full automatics with no issues.

Use your 7/8oz wad. Put a dried red kidney bean in the shot cup before adding the 3/4oz of shot.

Add very high throat and muzzle erosion issues.

When I first read the title, thought you wrote explosion

Powder burn rate chart. https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:9899a314-2b3b-474e-a3cd-57374f82dc42

Unless you hold a BATFE explosive lic. You CAN'T ship it. Don't even try, BATFE has no sense of humor!

The 'bait' is set

43* in SGF, MO.

She has more than earned Sainthood

6 months ago, it took 2 months here in Springfield, MO.

Bet it's not your regular metric thread.

90gn BP with 3/4oz, seriously?

Gravity

Ck bore for leading with a bore scope. Slug the bore. Recut the crown.

MVA Long Range Buffalo Soule with Hadley Eye Cup for the tang sight. MVA #113 with Lollipop inserts for the front.

Fill to just cover the pins and cases. Run for 1 hr and check the cases.

Try it with the pins They also act as a 'cushion' for brass. Do you fill it with water? You should.

Will be a outstanding event put on by a fantastic club. Beautiful range in a secluded valley.

No media like pins or ceramic stones??

What media are you using? You want a slow turning tumbler. Rinse the brass twice, before drying.

You can't unless you have a BATFE explosive lic. Don't even try!

The end of a Era. Shoes that can never be filled. Thanks Kris, for all of the great songs!