New handgun, cracked 9mm casing(s)

[XDRoX]

I load all my 45, 9mm, 38spl, and 357 until it cracks.

I'm pretty sure I've even loaded and shot cracked cases before due to carelessness.

[xwarriorxx]

man, becareful. is there any danger to cracked cases ?

[Dark Mod]

I load all my 45, 9mm, 38spl, and 357 until it cracks.

I'm pretty sure I've even loaded and shot cracked cases before due to carelessness.

Lol! ive wondered if i accidentally loaded a cracked case too every once in a while. I need to beef up my quality control

[Low-Pressure]

I'll take that crack over this:

Shot through my friends 92f, I saw the flames coming towards me. We're not sure if they were reloads.

[Justintoxicated]

I'll take that crack over this:

Shot through my friends 92f, I saw the flames coming towards me. We're not sure if they were reloads.

The primer pocket looks chamfered, and the primer looks a bit cratered. Perhaps too hot of a load there. Certainly looks like a reload.

[GeoffLinder]

S&B is well known as very low grade ammo (I would never buy that crap). Buy American Eagle, PMC, Federal, Remington etc.. and your worries will be over :-)

[chim-chim7]

A cracked case is not that dangerous, but case head seperation is a differant story. If you have a case head seperation you have major problems. Maybe even firearm damage since that part is slightly unsupported in the barrel. Usually caused from overpressure. In your case it's not a big deal, just toss it in the recycle bucket.

[Southpaw45]

I'll take that crack over this:

Shot through my friends 92f, I saw the flames coming towards me. We're not sure if they were reloads.

This case is a reload! I remember you posted this pic before. Look at the chamfered primer pocket and the indentation from the feed ramp. HIGH PRESSURE!!!!!