The beauty of reloading...........is that I can make better ammo than any factory can.
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Last edited by einherjarvalk; 02-19-2019 at 02:48 PM.
Disagree, presuming you're using a progressive with an auto-index feature like a Hornady LnL or Dillon 650. I've found that it's actually pretty difficult to screw stuff up once you've taken the time to set it up properly. That said, *any* reloading is not for those who can't pay attention to what they're doing.
I've now shot through another 1000 rounds of the 9mm Syntech since I had the problematic strikes without issue, which has restored my confidence in this round for match use.
I've tried out the 220 grain .45 Action Pistol load; unfortunately, my Wilson Combat 1911 does not like this round. Strangely these rounds will refuse to chamber from slide lock, but seem to feed okay thereafter.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Is it just me or has anyone else noticed that this ammo is equal and in some cases more expensive than bulk FMJ? That's a hard pass for me right there.
Find me another factory low power factor loading to compare it to.
I think price wise the Action Pistol loading compare very favorably with other outfits producing ammunition specifically for competition, like Atlanta Arms. The Syntech is new factory ammunition and cheaper than the boutique competition reloading companies.
I wouldn’t buy the standard 115 grain Syntech load.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."