tuts40
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I've been reading some about bullet set back when a round might get chambered a time or two, as if you emptied the gun to clean and rechambered the round. I see that it's mostly a problem with high pressure rounds like the .40, especially in less-supported chambers such as a glock.
I have a question: Is it a bad idea to place a round in the chamber then let slide go forward. (then of course, place mag in gun) In other words, particularly in a glock, any concern about the pin igniting the primer with such an action as that? I wouldn't think it'd be a problem, but I'm not in the "know", ya know?
I have a question: Is it a bad idea to place a round in the chamber then let slide go forward. (then of course, place mag in gun) In other words, particularly in a glock, any concern about the pin igniting the primer with such an action as that? I wouldn't think it'd be a problem, but I'm not in the "know", ya know?