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  • #16
    ZRen
    Member
    • Oct 2013
    • 231

    Well, I would try buying a box of factory loaded ammo. Or borrow a few rounds from a friend. Measure the bullets before fire 4-5 then measure the OAL of the last bullet.
    See if that bullet pulled out a bit.
    If it does not pull out at all then we can troubleshoot your reloading techniques. But if it does pull out a bit, then I guess we'll see where we go from there.

    Is this just going to be a carry gun? If so, I wouldn't worry about bullets pulling forward if you were to load a few high quality hornady xtp factory rounds.

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    • #17
      ZRen
      Member
      • Oct 2013
      • 231

      Meaning, I don't think a high quality self defense factory round such as a Hornady xtp is going to pull out much to cause any worry.
      Some SD rounds use a taper crimp and a roll crimp

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      • #18
        sk8804
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2010
        • 721

        It will be both a range an carry gun. I plan to shoot it a lot almost weekly to be a proficient carry gun. I will shoot a few factory rounds and post back with my findings.


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        • #19
          sk8804
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2010
          • 721

          And I appreciate all the help guys.


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