This is a discussion on Find an article about the importance of checking your carry ammo within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; There was an article about the importance of checking your carry ammo that I read a few weeks ago but I can't find it. In ...
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Find an article about the importance of checking your carry ammo
There was an article about the importance of checking your carry ammo that I read a few weeks ago but I can't find it.
In the article, it talked about a retired Chicago cop and he would meticulously check his carry ammo before he carried them. He would check his ammo visually, roll them on a smooth table and see how far they roll, use a scale to measure each rounds, etc.
Does anyone know the link to the article?
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Guns and Ammo Magazine Defective Handgun Ammo
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Thanks, that was it!Originally Posted by HowardCohodas
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God info, thanks for the article.
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interesting...
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How about checking your range ammo. I went out shooting .38 spl today and when I tried to reload the cylinder, I found the new box of 10mm wouldn't fit.
Well...did the .45 fit???How about checking your range ammo. I went out shooting .38 spl today and when I tried to reload the cylinder, I found the new box of 10mm wouldn't fit.
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don't you know that 9mm goes in a 38 spl
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Back when I still wore a badge, I would pull the barrel out of my 1911 and drop-test each and every round into the chamber to make absolutely positively sure they were right.
I didn't check OAL nor did I roll them on a smooth table top.
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I was practising for a up coming match and was doing dryfire/reloads one of the mags was not staying in my Sig226 properly, turns out that it was for my CX4-Storm!! It loaded a dummy round fine, glad i caught that before shooting, must paint my mag bases!
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