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Actually might be bronze instead of fde.

Not bad at all @Belt Fed will only like half of it! Im building several 2-tones. Some I've posted and dubbed 1 as "Aquaman 10". The slide has A10 on it and is odg and fde but the fde looks more gold than tan/brown.

Shooting the 10 in xdm, glock, x-10 & kimber all shoot differently (haven't shot the 220 yet). Take your time and work up speed

Possibly but the primer isn't cratered/flattened and bolt wasn't stiff

Darn auto incorrect at works again........no cats involved 😁

@Belt Fed steals my targets so i don't have any to post :cool:

Then don't order assassin chicken or ultimate weapon chicken 😁 or it'll beat the flock out of you:cool:🤣🤣

i sent a package via ups today instead of feud-ex because the pick-up for that store just left so it left me with 1 option for next day delivery to the okc area about 210 miles from me. i'll see if it hold water or not!

my guess if it happened in an ar the primer would've came out and the ba just made it bounce in if the primer wasn't tight/squared? pressure is most likely ok since it only happened in 1 case. if the pin pushed it in i'm surprised it fired as cci is known for harder cups

I'll stick with my 357sig

i'm just the opposite.................oh wait...i have 1 1911 & 3 2011's to my 10 glock's...................guess i like both but only started in june in 191/2011's from a bad 1st experience with the 1911.

make sure that primers are just a tad passed flush cause if not from firing it could make the primer go in deeper when fired. if familiar with quick load (ql/QL) it also shows 24.6 is op'd depending on case capacities. the inputs i did was for a 20" barrel and produced a velocity of 2,797 so...

hornady #11 list tac @ 23.8gr max with 75bthp's @ 2.250" as many know most load data publishers plat safe and are usually lower than actual max psi, but always remember load safety............start low and work up! i haven't tested loads using different brands/types of primers to know if...

if so it's possible that that brass was just not good on pockets. if the rest of the reloads did the same thing or a great percentage of them did, it's more than just brass issues as it could be firearm related. the load data was from hornady or western powders (ramshot)? and was it in the...

so factory ammo = once fired sweged pockets reloaded = 2nd firing............all was good reloading #3 and primer was pushed in is this the correct order minus the sizing, powder, primer and bullets

so you needed a R1 or S1 barrel nut and taper lock or just the barrel nut from our earlier convo

They are

he stated cci standard as that should be 400's and not 500's

which firearm

What brass is that? How deep were/are the pockets? more questions later