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  • #16
    calixt0
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 546

    again not saying I want to go over max. just if I don't find accuracy and I don't see pressure signs can I? thanks everyone for your time and answers.

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    • #17
      Trakker
      CGN/CGSSA Contributor
      • Oct 2008
      • 967

      Hot loads and semi autos don't mix we'll
      Just my opinion


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      • #18
        Munny$hot
        Veteran Member
        • Jul 2011
        • 3665

        Originally posted by calixt0
        again not saying I want to go over max. just if I don't find accuracy and I don't see pressure signs can I? thanks everyone for your time and answers.
        You can but as a first time loader I wouldn't and as others have stated a high pressure round doesn't equal accuracy and your chances of you getting hurt/blowing up your rig is just waiting to happen. Reloading is all about being OCD about everything you do. I have seen and talked to guys with over 20 years of loading experience get complacent, their 9mm and 45 loads blowing up other peoples guns, shoot the mag guts out of the bottom of the magwell, and having the shooter hurt his hand. Which in my opinion was very lucky nothing more serious happened. If your a speed freak and pushing everything to the max reloading may not be for you. I don't know about you. but I like seeing, hearing and having all of my fingers.
        Last edited by Munny$hot; 11-19-2012, 2:36 AM.
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