Glock failure....

Wow this will make look diferently at some guys at the range. I know at least 3 different people who shoot reloads that they bought from a reloader.
who knows what in there and they were made ?

I actually reload myself and if there one thing I double check all the time it's the double charge. In this sport mistake are not allowed
 
I am always leery of buying reloads. How do guys like Wolf and Combat Masters ensure their brass wasn't holding some guys ridiculous handload when it was fired? I don't worry too much obviously, I have several cases of CM through my guns...
 
WOW, Glocks actually fail. I thought they were indestructable. Maybe its photo shopped to tarnish Glock perfection;).................
 
B said:
I am always leery of buying reloads. How do guys like Wolf and Combat Masters ensure their brass wasn't holding some guys ridiculous handload when it was fired? I don't worry too much obviously, I have several cases of CM through my guns...
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Most of the time I believe they use once fired brass. However it is rare that you encounter "ridiculous" handloads. Dawin tends to deal with those guys.

As for custom reloaders, you have to remember that in the US it doesn't take all the government manufacturing permits, approvals, inspections, regulations, testing, etc, that it does in Canada. So someone with a Dillon 1050 or two in his basement can set up to reload for a small police force.

However the benefit you get in Canada is that any commercial reloading operation MUST do a large volume to offset the high overhead of government regulations. So they usually have large commercial loading presses, which tend to have better control and quality checks than any hand press.

http://www.ammoload.com/
 
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