Could you find your brass?
We shot mine the other day, and my wife said "it's shooting both directions!"

Do you get the "Glock Smiles" like you do in 10mm?

I put a heavier spring and a no radius firing pin stop on it. That got the brass a fence post closer.

I have a Camp Guard.
Good gun. It shoots straight as a laser and throws brass a long ways.

Any problems with plated bullets going that fast?

I am very pleased with BE-86. It is great for 9 also. I haven't loaded 45 with it yet, but it looks good on paper.

They told me there will be 10s!

I have the XDs in 45. I think 10mm would be a bit much on that size gun.

Update (final):
Bad cases.  I found cracks on the bases of some of my ammo.
I found them working up a new load. New loads get extra inspection or I would not have caught it.
I have added a plunk test in a case gage on all ammo now. About 1% of my ammo wouldn't go in the gage, but would easily chamber in the barrel.
I went back and "plunked" all of my ammo and believe the issue is resolved.
Merry Xmas amigos!

Any issues?

I started with a Lee 1000. The powder charger hung up.
I went to a Dillon 550 25 years ago. I couldn't be happier.
Were I getting started now, I would likely get a Dillon 650 for the 5th station.

http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/2017/12/08/alphawolf-pistol-caliber-carbine/

Logically. they will have to follow up with a 10mm.

I put a Wilson on my Kimber. It was an improvement, but not a huge one.

I heated the holster and made it into a "slide". I am quite pleased.

Quote from: The_Shadow on September 04 2017 08:00:19 PM MDT
Yes the case will swell out to 0.4340" anything larger may show a distinct line which would be called a SMILE.

Normal sized casing are 0.4215" to about 0.4230" so yes those Glock barrels are loose...

If you are a reloader, These will make the swelling go away.   https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1012420742/redding-g-rx-carbide-base-sizing-die-kit-40-s-and-w-357-sig-10mm-auto