Going to start trying to reload for my 10mm. What are you guys using to catch the brass? I have seen a few nets and other contraptions. Just want to know what has worked best for others.
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Pistol brass catcher
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Black Hat
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Your not collecting from a Glock are you?
I just use a clean peice of shade cloth or a tarp on the ground.
I just use a clean peice of shade cloth or a tarp on the ground.
I havnt tried yet, but yes it will be a Glock 20
Black Hat
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You can do it, but remember that glocks have unsupported chambers, this can create a bulge.
Make sure your loads are not to hot and use quality brass, don't reload factory ammo cases.
I believe Glock recommends not to reload. I gave up reloading for my .40 due to bulging cases, you have to keep the pressure down. The 10mm is just a longer .40 so imagine it will be the same.
Make sure your loads are not to hot and use quality brass, don't reload factory ammo cases.
I believe Glock recommends not to reload. I gave up reloading for my .40 due to bulging cases, you have to keep the pressure down. The 10mm is just a longer .40 so imagine it will be the same.
Grizzman47
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I use a tarp when I'm shooting outdoors on private property. Is the OP requesting outdoor solutions, or indoor (or outdoor ranges with separate bays)?
Should he not collect brass from a Glock?
Horse pucky not a bit of problem loading for a Glock. Been doing it since the early 90's. Bulged cases when I loaded 15gr instead of 10.5 in my 10mm. Split a barrel, sheared a mag release with a dbl charge in a 40.
If you don't want your Glock shot 10mm brass I'll pay the shipping to save it from the garbage.
Grizzly60
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I've been loading for a glock17 for close to if not 10 years. Never had a problem.
Chokoloskee Joe
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One thing I learned early on with pistol case reloading: Always do a "plunk test" with your reloads. Drop a reloaded round into the pistol barrel chamber to be sure it goes all the way in.
I rigged up something similar, except using a fishing net/mesh laundry bag.
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Been reloading for my Glock 20c since I bought it, had a few rounds that wouldn't feed completely until I got a factory crimp die, no more problem. The pistol really flings them out sometimes, I'm amazed how far and I lose a couple typically.
brentru
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Mine flings brass so far that a tarp would be impractical. I'm usually coming home a few cases short when I can't find all of them.
