Ouch.

[Istandalone]

I though all of my ammo was safe. This must have been a reman from LEO days. Sig p365 damaged extractor.

Moral: know the provenance of all your ammo.

 

[scott024]

Hope no one was hurt. Was there a noticeable sound difference?

 

[Zachrankin]

Everyone still have all there fingers?

 

[Istandalone]

Hope no one was hurt. Was there a noticeable sound difference?

No injuries. Definitely felt and sounded different. Knew immediately something was amiss.

Just chipped the end of the extractor and blew debris under it.

 

[Mats]

I had some reman .38 special from Miwall a while back. It all fired flawlessly except for one round. My revolver cylinder jammed and I couldn't figure out what the problem was at first.

Once I finally got the cylinder open I found that an empty .22 casing was inside the .38 case. When it fired, the .22 casing had jammed up the cylinder until I pushed it down with a cleaning rod... Nothing was damaged but I still don't buy reman stuff anymore.

 

[Rustygun]

Glad all are okay. At our outdoor range about a week ago there was a blood trail from the range back to the parking area. When I saw this post i started to connect the two.

 

[turkeyrun]

Chit happens

Sometimes it be really chitty.

Glad it wasn't worse and nobody was injured.

Can happen with factory ammo, too.

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Blood on the range? Yup, seen it a handful of times and I'm lucky if I shoot once every month or two. I've seen a couple of people get their hand sliced open by the slide, and those cuts tend to bleed a bit.

 

[Ready_fire_aim]

What would cause this? Double powder charge?

 

[Istandalone]

What would cause this? Double powder charge?

Possibly fatigued brass from too many reloads. Case head separation!