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Old 03-15-2013, 07:59 PM
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I've had a couple - the bullet will just enter the barrel enough that you have to pound it out with a dowel. When it happened to me, there wasn't enough power to cycle the slide, and with ear protection, I barely heard the primer pop.
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Huh....NOOOOO I didn't have one, yet, but I am sure there will be a day. I was just curious what happens. I can see the danger though, if you are not paying attention and you fire a second round if you are able to that is and hit the lodged round....I wouldn't want to find out how that would go.
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Well, according to a local, well-known expert on the subject, one requires the use of an Oaken Dowel and a hammer because the primer has enough to drive the bullet into the barrel. But, it does extend the life of a pound of powder.
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Well, according to a local, well-known expert on the subject, one requires the use of an Oaken Dowel and a hammer because the primer has enough to drive the bullet into the barrel. But, it does extend the life of a pound of powder.
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Somebody say squib??? Where, where, where??? Huh, huh, huh???

Like others that have experienced the misfortune of said squib, normally the primer only has enough oomph to push the bullet into the barrel far enough to prevent full cycle. Thus not permitting another round to be chambered, no matter how hard you slam the back of the slide with your non-firing hand.

One then has to clear said jammed weapon, disassemble it and dislodge said bullet from it's hiding place in the barrel and then reassemble weapon to further enjoy the days adventures.

That is unless it happens again and possibly a 3rd time, then the annoyed RO might just suggest that you return home with your box of screwed up ammo and rethink your abilities to load your own ammo.


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I love ya Brother! ( The Veal is a little greasy, order the Corned Beef Brisket).
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But if a little powder goes into the case then it could possibly cycle the slide..........I have also seen that done a time or two!!!
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Yep....got it..thanks!
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Don't forget that some still shoot revolvers!!!
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Don't forget that some still shoot revolvers!!!
Great comment John, I'm going to wing it but here goes my .02:

This could be a lot more of a dangerous situation because there is nothing to stop another round being fired since it's a revolver, unlike a semi-auto that generally won't allow another round to be chambered.

Your attention to hearing would be the only thing saving possibly your health and your gun from destruction.

John, thanks for the reminder about revolvers! Seriously, THANK YOU!
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