9mm

PSFD DONKEY

March 08, 2005 14:26

Recently bought a baby eagle 9mm, does it pay to buy the dies to reload 9mm as cheap as you can buy 9mm ammo.

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  PSFD DONKEY

  March 08, 2005 14:26

  Hello,
  I have a bunch of 9mm 135 gr
  jrn .356 dia and I wonder if
  anyone has ever used any noses
  over .355?
  I figure to start with 3.5gr Bullseye.
  Thoughts?
  
  Thank you Ron

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  FrancF

  March 08, 2005 15:15

  I don't shoot pistol much, but I do like the option to tailor my ammo for target shooting.
  
  
  NRA Life Endowment Member

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  richbug

  March 08, 2005 15:27

  You can do it cheaper, but do you really want to pick up your 9mm brass? 9mm is the only caliber that I have given up reloading. You can buy speer, winchester, remington or S&B for $6 a box or less, $4.50 is the best I can do with jacketed or plated bullets.
  
  My border collie is smarter than your honor student.

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  knucklehead14

  March 08, 2005 16:05

  I would be willing to pay an extra premium for precision ammo tuned for a particular gun. It hasn`t turned out that way since I reload but I would be willing if that was the case. Hope this helps your decision.
  
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  ContacFront

  March 08, 2005 16:06

  PSFD, depends on how much you shoot and how fine tune you want your ammo to be to your baby eagle. I still reload 9mm for my Glock 19.

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