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I'll be doing a lot more testing with Ramshot True Blue. It appears to be the most consistent, efficient Major Power competition powder I've used thus far for .45 Gap reloading. http://mywebpages.comcast.net/petej/rel.45gap.TrueBlue.html

I thought I'd throw in my two cents regarding the XD da/sa debates and a quick review. http://petej55.home.mindspring.com/xddasa.htm

I was pleasantly surprised: http://petej55.home.mindspring.com/rel.357.no9.147.htm

http://petej55.home.mindspring.com/radical.357.bullet.htm

If your're interested in checking your factory or reloaded ammo to make sure it meets max 357 Sig gauge measurements, then... We're placing an order of 50 357sig gauges from Wilson for around $22 - $25 each (that includes double shipping charges to John and then sending it to you). We just need...

Would you like to have a 357 SIG gauge to make sure your factory ammo and/or reloads are in spec? If so, go to the following site and send a private email to "John's Glock". John's putting together a special one-time order. The Wilson 357 sig gauge will cost $18 plus shipping...

By tactical, I mean something big enough to be really accurate, and small enough to be carried. For example, some police agencies carry the longslide Glock 35, and other groups use the longslide Glocks for special tactical situations. Some folks really like tactical pistols for sports shooting...

Well, I gave up trying to find a 9mm revolver. What a shame. Now I'm looking at the 625 in .45 and the 610 which shoots the 10mm and .40 calibers. The 5" 625 weighs 45 oz. The 4" 610 weighs 50 oz, I suppose because of the non-fluted cylinder. As you might have guessed, I was interested in...

Just curious if it works well. i saw one in the shop for $400. Might be an interesting back up to a .45 auto.

Are there any revolvers that shoot the 9mm luger round?

Dynamit Nobel just sent me this email: "We are the new importer of Steyr rifles but not the pistols. Steyr will announce the Pistol importer shortly." Inquiring minds would like to know what will happen to the Steyr pistols? Please ;)

This test was a little strange, but I found it fun: http://petej55.home.mindspring.com/9mm.chrono.htm

Not quite sure if this helps or confuses, but thought I'd post it anyway: http://petej55.home.mindspring.com/357.brass.htm

I just started using a new 8 lb bottle of AA#9 that I had bought about a year ago. It looks the same, smells the same, meters the same, fills the case the same. BUT, it averages 100 fps slower than my old #9 that I just finished using. I've heard that AA has used different factories to produce...

I tried to contact David Putzolu at recguns.com to no avail. All the url pointers to him and how to update posts on recguns.com also seem to be broken. I wouldn't mind so much except one of my really old 357 Sig Cautionary faq articles is still hitting the top 10 on search engines. I'd really...

I used a Glock 31 (4.5" barrel) to fire 7 rounds of RBCD 60 grain ammo. It was semi bright outdoors so I couldn't test the flash very well. It appeared to be about 10" long and 5" wide. And the flame was a kind of orange-white. I'm guessing the flash would get more intense with shorter barrels...

I thought I'd kill two birds with one stone. So I performed a bullet setback test to see if there is a problem with factory 357 Sig ammo, and I used a Glock 31 because I have heard rumors that Glocks can blow up easily. I did a similar test a couple months ago with a Steyr m357 pistol. See my...

Yesterday I spent $150 buying different brands of 357 Sig factory ammo so I could test them and create a "Bullet Setback Chart for Factory Ammo". Then you can see what is rated good or not based on given lot numbers. Please check out the chart at...

Just curious. thanks in advance

Looks like in April or so, they will compare the Glock with some newer upstarts: Walther P99, Steyr M9, and the HS2000. Should be interesting.