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I was looking to buy more .45lc rounds and came upon some "Polymer jacketed" rounds for a reasonable price. I know nothing about polymer... -
amishjeff replied to the thread Cylinder bound up.I agree, but with my father-in-law doing his own reloads for 40 years I trusted them. He has passed away a few years back and maybe he...
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Just as I thought, a squib load. Pay attention and you'll notice a pop instead of a bang. Some people will shoot another round into the...
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In my opinion use a feeler gauge like you would be checking the front and rear cylinder gaps. That should tell you if the bullet or the...
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Use a flashlight and look to see where it's bound up. front/ back of cylinder. Find a way to see or feel were. Then some one can give...
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Is it a squib load? Is the bullet part way in the barrel and part way in the cylinder? If so you will have to pound it back into the...
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so you are saying that it did NOT fire, and maybe the primer is backed out of the case??? usually only happens when it DOES fire,so...
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Is it possible you have a bullet that "jumped the crimp" and is binding the cylinder? You fired one round,, and if the recoil caused a...
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amishjeff replied to the thread Cylinder bound up.It was good talking with you in Berea the other weekend and I was trying to message you about this before posting because I knew you...
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amishjeff replied to the thread Cylinder bound up.So.........a lot of you had reasonable answers. Here is the rest of the story............ I ended up taking it to my gunsmith because I...
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I took my NMBH .45lc out to fire today using my father in law's reloads. The very 1st round did not fire and now the cylinder will not...
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Was shooting my Mini today and found 9 out of the 30 ejected brass damaged in the sidewall. I have never come across something like this...
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