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Old February 8th, 2008, 09:47 AM   #1
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Reloading trouble

I am having a little with some reloads in a glock 34, and a kkm barrel. Out of 50 rounds I had 12 fte, and a couple ftf. The case would come part way out of the chamber, the slide would pick up the next round and try to double feed. The case was loose and would fall out after I pulled the mag out. It would show marks where the extractor pulled off the case. I have inspected the extractor and all is well. I also had the slide not pick up a round and close on a empty chamber. The weapon works good on factory ammo. My reloads are 125 miester bullets lrn, 3.3 of w231 at 1000 fps. They measure the same as factory ammo in oal and id. I was running a 13# recoil spring and a stock recoil spring. Anyone have any Ideas.
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Old February 8th, 2008, 10:27 AM   #2
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Sounds as if the chambered round is hanging up just enough to cause a stoppage. does the reloaded ammo hand cycle fine? Is the crimp tight enough on the mouth of the case? Maybe try dropping a reload in the barrel and see if you get any resistance?
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Old February 8th, 2008, 11:12 AM   #3
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They fall in the chamber easy and cycle fine by hand. I am wondering is I am loading them a little underpower. There web site says 3.9 minimum of w231 for 1008 fps. I have 3.3 at 980 to 1000 fps. I may try loading up to 3.9 and see if that helps.
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Old February 8th, 2008, 11:15 AM   #4
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A little more powder might do the trick, just take it slow loading up to the max.
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to slow,,,underpower. need to start at the reload book low end and work up. it is good to have a chronograph to check you loads.
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