Thread: Reloading for 9mm pistol

Running 4.something gn of N320 (will change to something cheaper once I've run out, maybe Titegroup), Rusa 124gn flat nose and CCI primmer.

All loaded in a Lee Pro1000. brought this second hand on TradeMe for stuff all include a box of spare parts. Have pretty much swapped all the older parts out and replaced them with the spares. It runs great and can do about 4-500 per hour without to much trouble.

Will find a cheaper source of primmers too once I've got through my last remaining 1,000.

My ole Glock loved ap50. I found ap70 a bit dirty. 50 made power factor easily with 4 grains ap50 shooting 124gr rusa projectiles. Very accurate too.
But be careful reloading is addictive and soon you will be buying dies for more and more calibres. Enjoy!

Originally Posted by P38

The Lee pro1000 have loaded bucket loads of 9mm parts are cheap too.

Free is a very good price one I'd be hard pressed to turn down

Check out Titan reloading for more reasonably priced parts
Pro 1000 Parts



Cheers
Pete

I've been running a Dillon 550 for the last 8 years never needed any spare parts, lost count of the number of rounds I have loaded in .357 mag 9mm .45 acp .223 and .308 just keep it clean
and they keep turning out perfect ammo, A friend has worn out a couple of Lee progressives in that time what he spent on repairs would have paid for a Dillon