There is only one person whos reloads I will shoot. Other than that. No. Period. Some people dont know what they are doing.
Using 'Other folk's reloads'
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I would not have any problem shooting reloads from someone I personally know. I would never buy reloads at a gunshow!
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Depending upon the package, price and condition; I have no problem buying reloads by others.
I simply pull the projectiles and reload them with my own powder ... after the cases have been gauged
and trimmed (if necessary).
Obviously, price is a major consideratiion.
I simply pull the projectiles and reload them with my own powder ... after the cases have been gauged
and trimmed (if necessary).
Obviously, price is a major consideratiion.
lol, I would probly shoot them myself if they weren't .40 and going into a glock
I've shot other peoples reloads with good and bad results. If I don't know and trust the reloader I won't pop them off anymore.
There are only 2 peoples reloads I will shoot. One is mine the other is the old man who took me under his wing and taught me to reload. Other than that there is no way I am risking it. It is to easy to make a very catastrophic mistake. I mean just think if someone is producing reloads to sell there is a very good chance they are going to use a powder like Power Pistol in 9mm so that they can bring there cost down by being able to put smaller charges per round. A double charge of Power Pistol could very easily blow up the un supported chamber of a Glock and could do some major damage. Just my opinion but to each his own.
I've had problems with reloads in the past so I just stick with factory stuff now
I will NEVER...... NEVER again fire reloads! Once bitten, twice shy!
