Just pulled these out of my .45 for inspection
As you can see the seating depth on the rounds is very inconsistent.
This happens over time. As you chamber rounds the round is pressed pretty forcefully against the feed ramp, pushing it into the case a bit more each time.
At best, ammunition like this can cause inconsistent ballistic performance.
At worst. It can cause a catastrophic failure ( explosion ) Due to chamber over-pressure.
Check your ammo people.
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Edited by Zulin: 8/19/2013 6:14:44 AMIs it the same case for a revolver? It seems like the bullets would have less pressure on them. [edit]: The reason I'm asking is I have a revolver for home protection that is hidden.