I was blowing through some reloads at the range today and one of them came apart. The case below was bulged out on one end and the smooth end was still in the chamber. I have no idea where the part of the case that holds the primer went. A fresh round was jammed up in the back of the bulged out part. Had to remove the barrel (Glock 23) to get it all cleaned out. I bought about 2000 of these reloads a long time ago and have been trying to use them up. This is the first one that behaved poorly.

Dirt dauber?

Possibly. Never thought about that.

Steel case?

Brass.

Inferior product. Off tolerance.

psi

Miller lite and an amateur measuring powder?

Glock 23? Who the hell still shoots .40 S&W?

I have a G23 and a G35. I also reload and had plenty of powder, bullets, and primers before all the crazy.

I just traded mine for some work. Very snappy firing weapon. It's not that I didn't like it, but it was the worst firing hand gun I have. I bought it to carry, but it weighs so much it would pull my britches off.

I thought this would be about cats