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Is this logical?
I've heard of people no longer using a defensive round or putting it aside for the range once it has been chambered only 2-3 times. This doesn't seem realistic to some people who may clear their firearms on a daily basis (not me, and that's not the debate here).
So my question is, after you insert the mag on an empty chamber, will easing the slide into battery and slowly chambering the round prevent setback? Or it this not a recommended way to load a semi-auto out of risk it may not chamber the round forcefully enough?
Tried to search but everything I found was about the "myth" of bullet setback.
I've heard of people no longer using a defensive round or putting it aside for the range once it has been chambered only 2-3 times. This doesn't seem realistic to some people who may clear their firearms on a daily basis (not me, and that's not the debate here).
So my question is, after you insert the mag on an empty chamber, will easing the slide into battery and slowly chambering the round prevent setback? Or it this not a recommended way to load a semi-auto out of risk it may not chamber the round forcefully enough?
Tried to search but everything I found was about the "myth" of bullet setback.