Another reason Glock is perfection...

[Freedom Ventures]

I have two Lee Pro 1000s which obviously aren't top of the line but they correct the "Glock buldge".

Then you haven't had real glock bulged brass go through.
No reloading press that uses a shell plate can correct it.

Yup, that's the first time I've seen what would be a defect in any other gun sold as a feature.

Candidate for best post ever!

 

[GSoD]

Rule 1 of reloading..... don't shoot other guy's reloads...

But if we're all standing around the press whose reloads are they?

 

[Canuck44]

Then you haven't had real glock bulged brass go through.
No reloading press that uses a shell plate can correct it.


Candidate for best post ever!

My Tanfoglio Model "L" in .40cal irons the "Glock" brass out nicely.

How is that for the 2nd best post ever.

Take Care

Bob

 

[50calshooter]

"scallops"

mmm... I want bacon wrapped scallops....

 

[chemo]

loose chambers...thats why

yes

Rule 1 of reloading..... don't shoot other guy's reloads...

NAA.

yes!

Yup, that's the first time I've seen what would be a defect in any other gun sold as a feature.

Candidate for best post ever!

YESS!!!

 

[cbabes]

Defect!!! No way....my gun is better than your gun!! na.na.na!!!!

 

[rajczak_kashka]

re

I have issues on occassion with UMC 9mm in my B&T TP9 but my Glock 17 will eat this stuff all day long.......

 

[cbabes]

Proper reloads are not supposed to jam any gun. Mine never jammed my 1911, XD45, AR15 and 686.

Part of the 1911's testing before it was adopted in 1911 was to shoot improperly seated ammunition...

"The test consisted of having each gun fire 6000 rounds. One hundred shots would be fired and the pistol would be allowed to cool for 5 minutes. After every 1000 rounds, the pistol would be cleaned and oiled. After firing those 6000 rounds, the pistol would be tested with deformed cartridges, some seated too deeply, some not seated enough, etc. The gun would then be rusted in acid or submerged in sand and mud and some more tests would then be conducted."