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Originally Posted by 4barrel
When I blow it up that looks like a crimp groove on the right bullet but no crimp on either brass. I think the lack of a crimp is why it pulled. That must be a 357 but it looks like a 38. I don't see a 38 pulling unless the case wasn't sized making the bullet not tight enough. This bullet looks like you could push it down with your thumb. Not a slight budge anywhere.
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We had the issue with Federal 38G. At some point they started locking up the ultra lightweight revolvers consistently. Airweights, occasionally IIRC.
It hadn't been an issue previously. Something seemed to have changed at the manufacturer. (Crimp!) But after that point, every time you went to the range you'd see a growing line of rounds that look like the picture arranged on the window sills.
Ultimately, all lightweight revolvers were temporarily disapproved for carry until the new ammo was purchased, received, and issued.
After that, all good!