Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: doubletall on November 28, 2020, 05:41:39 PM
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As the title says I had a case head separation at the range a couple days ago. There doesn't appear to be any damage to the Glock. I felt a bit of powder and or brass shards hit my hand but no damage there either. I'm curious where HSM gets their brass for their reloaded ammo. I sent an inquiry to them but haven't heard back so far.
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What gen?
Aftermarket barrel?
Looks like the ammo is mismatched?
I see silver and brass cases?
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I'm sorry you Had this Happen but i don't shoot other peoples reloads which is what HSM is making you at least 4 different head stamps per your pict i suspect quality of their obtained brass is the problem
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What gen?
Aftermarket barrel?
Looks like the ammo is mismatched?
I see silver and brass cases?
It's a stock Gen4 barrel. And yes the headstands are mixed. The ammo is from my father-in-laws estate so if I toss it I'm not out anything. I'll probably pull the the bullets and toss the rest.
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Remanufactured ammunition. I haven't had it happen to me, but I have seen it happen to a couple of shooters that use remanufactured 10mm. Not sure if either was using HSM. I have used HSM and others with no problems and they also sell ammunition made with all new components. The other pistols were a Kimber and a Colt.
