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Breach Loading the first round in your CCW (semi-auto)
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<blockquote data-quote="338Shooter" data-source="post: 836721" data-attributes="member: 3449"><p>Thanks for the test. I've always wondered about this. If you can mag feed a round once with no really measurable setback (with our reloading calipers) how many times would you begin to notice it. If it is moving and you can't measure it, it is less than 1/1000th every time and under similar conditions for each chambering should move the same (or increasingly less due to more bearing surface in the case/bullet.</p><p></p><p>This is the first time I've ever read someone actually doing an experiment instead of repeating what their pappy/guy at the gun store/the internet told them. Bravo.</p><p></p><p></p><p>When I take my carry ammo out of my 1911, I empty the mag and mix up the bullets. Randomize the top round as best I can.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="338Shooter, post: 836721, member: 3449"] Thanks for the test. I've always wondered about this. If you can mag feed a round once with no really measurable setback (with our reloading calipers) how many times would you begin to notice it. If it is moving and you can't measure it, it is less than 1/1000th every time and under similar conditions for each chambering should move the same (or increasingly less due to more bearing surface in the case/bullet. This is the first time I've ever read someone actually doing an experiment instead of repeating what their pappy/guy at the gun store/the internet told them. Bravo. When I take my carry ammo out of my 1911, I empty the mag and mix up the bullets. Randomize the top round as best I can. [/QUOTE]
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