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It's nothing to worry about guy. They're exactly right, it's getting dinged on the slide as it ejects. Re-sizing may make it go away (or it may not), but it won't effect the case in terms of loading safety.
To prove it? If you look on your ejection port, there is probably a little brass scuff where they have been hitting. Absolutely nothing to worry about. Dan
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Thanks for all the great advice. Just another reason I visit this site hourly.
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