started off with my light loads and worked my way up to my hotter and very pleased with my results. I know what the gun is capable of now as long as i get a better trigger, the stock RRA trigger is horrible, never felt a trigger with so my creep. With my hornady 68 grain and 24.9gr varget i would of had .657 moa if it weren't for one flyer. Checked all my shots for the load and all are sub moa except one flyer, on one set had 3 rounds touching. Going to see if its the shooter or the trigger next weekend, ordered the timney 3lb trigger just a few minutes ago. Plus going to go up to 25 or 25.1 with the hornady and see if i can get it better. But thanks guys for all the advice on here, was very pleased with my results that all 80 rounds went bang with no issues.
shot my first reloads today
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Russ D
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Awesome. Hooked on reloading now aren't you?
Chris L
Bite me
Sounds like you had a good time. We should all get together at the range sometime. If I remember correctly, yourself, Russ D, and me have the same WOA SPR barrel. It would be fun to run the three SPRs side by side and see how they stack up.
Russ D
Ultimate Member
I'm down!
j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
Congrats Mega. It's pretty cool when what you built works well at the range isn't it? 
Just be careful. Reloading is addictive and exponential. One caliber leads to two. Two leads to four etc. Before I realized it I had about as many die sets as guns...and that's a lot of different calibers...
Just be careful. Reloading is addictive and exponential. One caliber leads to two. Two leads to four etc. Before I realized it I had about as many die sets as guns...and that's a lot of different calibers...
guthook
Grrr.
So how far were you away from the gun when you squeezed your eyes shut and pulled the trigger on your first round?
Boondock Saint
Ultimate Member
I don't reload, but I do collect my brass for the day when I eventually (
) start. I've got about ~400 pieces of .45 if you're interested.
guthook
Grrr.
I don't reload, but I do collect my brass for the day when I eventually (
You'll be happy you did.
I don't own a .45 or .40 but I'm sure I will eventually, so I have milk jugs full of .45 & .40 brass. 
organized_mayhem
Legend in my own mind
Nothing like squeezing off your first reloads and realizing your hand is still intact afterwords.
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