I use a Lee undersize die for sizing brass fired in a glock. It works great.
thanks for the clearification................
If I'm not mistaken. That's why they sell a thing called a "case trimmer".
Sorry, I just felt being sarcastic today!
The brass was advertised as once fired. Haven't seen anything that made me suspect otherwise. I sized about 1000 of them (wore my son out) with the standard Lee dies, about 1/3 of them would not fit into the gauge due to the Glock bulge. Bought the EGW undersize die and yes it does a great job removing the bulge but was just surprised the cases were stretched so much after they were already sized.
Again kind of new as this pistol stuff, trimming rifle I am use to but was under the impression that pistol ammo you didn't have to trim as much.
How many of you trim your pistol brass?
I had hoped to just use the EGW die in place of the standard Lee resizer but don't think I will now.
Was just wondering what other EGW undersize die users had run into.
Thanks
Again kind of new as this pistol stuff, trimming rifle I am use to but was under the impression that pistol ammo you didn't have to trim as much.
How many of you trim your pistol brass?
I had hoped to just use the EGW die in place of the standard Lee resizer but don't think I will now.
Was just wondering what other EGW undersize die users had run into.
Thanks
i was under the impression that pistol brass never stretched...... then again i have had brass that was really tight in the case gauge but chambered perfectly... so honestly i quit case gauging and just chamber check....
never trimmed any pistol brass either....
never trimmed any pistol brass either....
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