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Originally Posted by sirrduke2010
Being this is emergency gun watching out for reloads which can gum up your gun and void your manufacturer warranty.
I would use factory only loads for self defense as well as cleaning it after every shoot because you can't afford to have the gun jam or malfunction in an emergency. I know I am going to get some flack about this but if this is your emergency gun be very careful about the reloads you use. Personally I wouldn't practice with reloads myself with the emergency gun.
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Let me guess.... You don't reload do you?
I began reloading to improve the reliability of my ammo. I can guarantee every round that comes off my reloading bench is MUCH better than any round you can purchase in a store.
Do you think the factory that pumps out 200,000 rounds a minute is weighing each bullet and culling them into groups depending on the balance of the bullet? Do you think they weigh their powder down to the individual flake? Do you think they set each primer by hand and insure the primer hole is clean and true?
I'll trust the shells I produce long before I'll trust the factory shells.