m&p15 sport explodes!!!

arizona98tj · #51 02-08-2014, 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by jwalts27

You'll hear from people who reload their own ammo or buy reloaded ammo getting squib fires. I have had a few myself with my pistol. Normally you know something is up because the gun wont rack fully. Can be dangerous if you try to force a round into the chamber and commence firing.

Been reloading since the '70s. Never had a squib reload and won't. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to follow the proper reloading steps to ensure this doesn't happen. If it does occur with your own reloads, the reloader is either sloppy, lazy, or both.

CC83 · #52 02-12-2014, 09:40 PM

He did not send the rifle to S&W for warranty. Instead he said he parted it out. There must be some reason for this that he is not telling. If my rifle blows up it will be sent in for warranty, but I'm not putting reloads in it.

One thing the pro gun people never mention is how easy the AR 15 is to open up and look down the barrel... with sticking your face in front of the muzzle.

CanonEOS · #53 02-13-2014, 02:15 AM

I've never shot reloads, no matter the savings I'll use new ammo.

I do have a trusted contact that makes reloads for several clients and they have never had a single problem, however I can afford the new rounds.