This is a discussion on Who else does this when buying ammo? within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Yep, I've always checked inside the box. I guess I want to make sure it is full, ha ha. I do look to make sure ...
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Yep, I've always checked inside the box. I guess I want to make sure it is full, ha ha. I do look to make sure what is in the box matches the label. I look at the primers too. I bought some .38 special lead round nose for the range last Saturday and the gal behind the counter even opened the box for me.
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Good for her. That's the way it should be.
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It would be too dangerous for me to ask a girl behind the counter If I could get a look at those 38's with my wife standing next to meOriginally Posted by thedogfather
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Store I go to prohibits opening boxes.
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Can't say I have ever checked my ammo like eggs before leaving the store. I do so at home but have wondered whether or not various places may have a you open it you buy it policy.
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They make no sense. They won't let you look at it first... but they take no returns on ammo
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Not in the store but I inspect before I shoot them. I had one box of UMC 40 cal hollow points that had two bullets seated too deep and they stood out. Other then that, never had any issues.
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Hello........ my name is JP and I am a box opener
JP
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I do it too. I look at the primers and if there's an odd bullet or two seated deeper in the case than it should be.
I check to be sure the box is full, I have had problems with that issue in both the LGS and big stores.
I chamber check every round I buy for Practice or Social Use plus every round I Reload for target and Competetion use. In the last month I CCQC (Chamber Checked Quality Checked) 1200 rounds of Winchester White Box ammo bought at Wally World over a period of 3 months to get that amount with the quantity restrictions. I found 1199 rounds good to go and 1 round with a Sealed Primer and NATO Headstamp in the WWB Box. How does 1 round of Nato Ammo get into the regular box of WWB at the Factory??? I also CCQC my own reloaded ammo and find that 1 of 300 rounds does not CCQC. I also process all of my 40S&W brass thru my Redding G-RX push thru die before reloading it. I also have an after market fully supported chamber 40S&W barrel in my G35 gun.
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I always check the box, I figure for the price of a box of ammo at some point or another there will be a hot blond supermodel hiding inside waiting to go home with me..so check...it might be your lucky day
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I check everything before it goes into my weapon, otherwise, it just slows me down.
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I always check. My local range pushes Magtech. I've had way too many rounds with corroded projectiles and chunks of brass missing.
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