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Is this normal?
Shot the Escort for the first time today. 100rds total with 50 being Remington 230gr ball and 50 PPU 230gr ball.
My question is with the PPU ammo. I noticed that I had "shavings" of brass or plating from the bullet in the pistol after being fired. See crappy pics below, the gold specs are the shavings. I inspected the brass and did not see anything out of the ordinary. No dents, no scrapes, no tears, no bulges, ect...they looked normal. I thought it was the extractor causing it but, I see no signs of damage on the casings. Never seen this before although I don't shoot a lot of PPU ammo. So, is this normal or should I look into something? http://i.imgur.com/BoB0cJJ.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/ETu0Xjz.jpg?1 http://i.imgur.com/damB40n.jpg?1 |
sure it's metal? Looks like it may be unburned powder...short barrels are notorious for that
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Powder
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scrape a bunch of it in a pile and set a match to it. Make sure your girl is out shopping first, or you'll never get your testicles out of her purse
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Ok.......powder is gold colored? Thought it was black. . ?...
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Short barrels leave unburned powder...it's that simple. When ammo companies work up a load, they use a barrel fixture in the 5-6" range. Less bullet time in the barrel=less time for a clean burn. It's powder |
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Thank you gents. I have never shot a shortie 1911 so, I was unsure. You guys are the farttest smellers around, much appretiated. Case closed!
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