Shot my Ruger SR 45 with the Galloway reduced trigger installed now and it is much improved for a striker fired gun being about 5 1/4 lbs. Bought a Lee 230 grain round nose bullet mold because the pistol would not consistently feed less 200 grain SWC like my Ruger 1911 will. Loaded up 20 rounds each of different Bullseye charge weights and shot off a rest. It liked the each one but could see a preference.
Where I ran into a snag was light primer strikes. I bought a Lyman chamber go no/go gage just to test them before loading. OAL was 1.250 and had no issues in the chamber gage or what I could tell when firing them. The slide seemed to be fully in battery and I could not get it to move any further forward when hitting it with the palm of my hand. I honestly think it was in battery but maybe missing something. Some would fire when retried and others would not. There was a slight firing pin mark on the unfired primer but not sufficient or deep enough to fire it.
Are there any thoughts- I would appreciate hearing a few.
Thanks
KY
Where I ran into a snag was light primer strikes. I bought a Lyman chamber go no/go gage just to test them before loading. OAL was 1.250 and had no issues in the chamber gage or what I could tell when firing them. The slide seemed to be fully in battery and I could not get it to move any further forward when hitting it with the palm of my hand. I honestly think it was in battery but maybe missing something. Some would fire when retried and others would not. There was a slight firing pin mark on the unfired primer but not sufficient or deep enough to fire it.
Are there any thoughts- I would appreciate hearing a few.
Thanks
KY