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Originally Posted by Engineer1911
And when was the last time you saw a polymer gun or a Glock at a Bullseye match or bowling pin shoot  ? Steel is still real, and stainless is real steel.
In the early 1990s there was 9 mm Korean (I think KYO 90 ?) that was so hot the primer and the primer pocket both stretched. The brass was resized, primer seated, case charged with powder, and bullet seated. As you moved the loaded round from the press to the cartridge box, air pressure "blew out" the primer. The brass could not be reloaded. |
Who cares about bullseye or bowling pins? Just cause steel guns are used for that has nothing to do with what gun can handle this specific ammo. I got a steel gun you can use that ammo in at one of those matches. Lemme know if you don't loose an eye or a finger!