[Valspar]

So, I loaded up some 124 grain LRN bullets using Accurate #7 - from minimum to near maximum.

I am getting failure to reliably cycle a G26.

I don't want to swap springs.

I have Accurate #5 and #2.

Do you think the faster powder will help with reliable cycling?

 

[Ellis93]

Bullseye

 

[canebreaker]

How many grains is the charge?

 

[Dr. Benway]

Do you case gauge before you shoot?

 

[Valspar]

Bullseye

Don't have any and none available at my usual haunts.

 

[Valspar]

How many grains is the charge?

I have tried 5.5 - 6.3 grains of #7.

 

[Ellis93]

Don't have any and none available at my usual haunts.

I’ll look into what I have.

 

[Valspar]

Do you case gauge before you shoot?

I did a barrel plunk check - haven't had a case gauge.

I thought I ordered one earlier this week but now I'm not sure I added it to the cart.

 

[kelhow]

So, I loaded up some 124 grain LRN bullets using Accurate #7 - from minimum to near maximum.

I am getting failure to reliably cycle a G26.

I don't want to swap springs.

I have Accurate #5 and #2.

Do you think the faster powder will help with reliable cycling?

Would think that either would be plenty fast, particularly the #2.

 

[RD Myers]

So, I loaded up some 124 grain LRN bullets using Accurate #7 - from minimum to near maximum.

I am getting failure to reliably cycle a G26.

I don't want to swap springs.

I have Accurate #5 and #2.

Do you think the faster powder will help with reliable cycling?

How many rounds on the recoil spring. My 45 ACP started having the same problem. Replaced it and haven't had any further problems. It wasn't a Glock but could it be the same problem?

 

[sodeepopkid]

So, I loaded up some 124 grain LRN bullets using Accurate #7 - from minimum to near maximum.

I am getting failure to reliably cycle a G26.

I don't want to swap springs.

I have Accurate #5 and #2.

Do you think the faster powder will help with reliable cycling?

Leads bad for gloc

So, I loaded up some 124 grain LRN bullets using Accurate #7 - from minimum to near maximum.

I am getting failure to reliably cycle a G26.

I don't want to swap springs.

I have Accurate #5 and #2.

Do you think the faster powder will help with reliable cycling?

As a side note, Glock doesn't recommend lead for their polygonal barrels.

 

[Valspar]

How many rounds on the recoil spring. My 45 ACP started having the same problem. Replaced it and haven't had any further problems. It wasn't a Glock but could it be the same problem?

Couple of hundred, all factory. No problems.

 

[Valspar]

Leads bad for gloc

As a side note, Glock doesn't recommend lead for their polygonal barrels.

They're coated bullets - no leading issues.

Glock (among others) also says that shooting any reloads will void the warranty.

Clean and inspect your guns on a regular basis.

 

[Valspar]

Going through my inventory, the closest thing I have to the burn-rate of Bullseye is TiteGroup.

TiteGroup worked fine with the 147 gr bullets.

I'll load some up this weekend, weather permitting.

 

[Ellis93]

Going through my inventory, the closest thing I have to the burn-rate of Bullseye is TiteGroup.

TiteGroup worked fine with the 147 gr bullets.

I'll load some up this weekend, weather permitting.

I forgot to look.

 

[Valspar]

I forgot to look.

Not a problem. We'll see how TiteGroup works.

 

[canebreaker]

I have tried 5.5 - 6.3 grains of #7.

The data I find is 5.5 to 6.5 #7 with a 124 gr lead bullet.
I have problems with mine if not above start. Does better at max. Guess that's a trick with pistols.
I can go below start with 38spl using a SP primer, lower using a SMP primer.

 

[Valspar]

The data I find is 5.5 to 6.5 #7 with a 124 gr lead bullet.
I have problems with mine if not above start. Does better at max. Guess that's a trick with pistols.
I can go below start with 38spl using a SP primer, lower using a SMP primer.

I'm using Remington 5 1/2 SP Primers.

Have some Federal #200 SPM but I keep those for use with my cowboy guns.