Neither a buyer or seller be....
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This is what a squib can do...
Is that your hand?
No thank God... I only had this.
Yes to SELL Reloaded Ammunition, you have to have a Manufacturers FFL. I looked this up a couple years Back.
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I have had a couple squibs when I 1st started non since. Couple hot rounds but nothing serious just warped the brass and the power popped out the primers. Ive been careful from the start I also hand weigh all my rounds takes longer but all my rounds are the same
Just unload them and or by you shooting them or breaking them down and recover the powder, and other materials. Safest way to go.
Remember if you have doubt about a load do not give it, gift it, or offer it or even allow another to have it and then you do not have to wear asbestos underwear from fear of a lawyer introducing himself to you.
If you don't like the load break it down so no one else can get a hold of it.............
That's been my rule for over 40+ years of loading, its always worked for me...............
Remember if you have doubt about a load do not give it, gift it, or offer it or even allow another to have it and then you do not have to wear asbestos underwear from fear of a lawyer introducing himself to you.
If you don't like the load break it down so no one else can get a hold of it.............
That's been my rule for over 40+ years of loading, its always worked for me...............
It's a shame that we'd need something as basic as this to be a sticky. Maybe we do?
Not a smartass question, but seriously, "Do those that don't already know better ever read the sticky's anyway?"
Not a smartass question, but seriously, "Do those that don't already know better ever read the sticky's anyway?"
Maybe make this thread or instructions on reading the sticky's part of posting in the handloading forum's header?
That way at least some would have to read it.
That way at least some would have to read it.
I never shoot someone's reloads nor let anyone shoot mine. In USPSA open division I shoot 9mm major, which is extremely high pressure (like 1450fps). After the unload and show clear command I make absolutely sure I retreive the ejected round. I can just visualize some jackleg picking one of these up and firing through his Lorcin.
