I started off reloading for glocks when I got my 35, which I put about a thousand 185 grain SWC loads through it before I wised up and bought a LWC 9mm conversion barrel. I didn't have a single malfunction or pressure sigh even using 170 grain bullets I'd picked up for a 10mm. I'm using unique powder for all my pistol ammo, which makes it near impossible to double charge, and I used a powder check die when loading for the .40. Accuracy from the LWC barrel has scared a few guys at my range: if the targets are too close I usually just practice single hand strong and weak hand drills on those little one inch stars you shoot out at carnivals. I've been so impressed with it I'm going to try it out at 50 and maybe 100 yards.
I reload for rifle, pistol, shotgun, and as far as I know I'm the only baylor student with a reloader set up in his apartment. My friends call my place "the garage" for obvious reasons. By the way, I've had bad personal experience shooting cast rounds out of my 17C (boy was that a mess to clean). but that thing's just been collecting dust since I've gotten this 35.
