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<blockquote data-quote="kamml" data-source="post: 5346747" data-attributes="member: 20373"><p>I finally got around to shooting my 45 and 9mm reloads. The 45 shot the 240 gr round nose with no problems except for a flash of burned powder residue from time to time across the my face. Never had that happen before. But my240 gr hollow point reloads turned out to be sensitive to the magazine spring pressure. I use Sig mags that have always been reliable but if I loaded more than 6 hollow points in a mag these bullets were hanging up on the feed ramp. Scratch that bullet design.</p><p></p><p>My 9mm hollow points were flawless with no failures to feed, stovepipes or other problems. In fact the more I shot the full size Walther the more I liked it with the load. No problems with my reloads at all. With the primer shortage I have been using small rifle primers so far with no issues. I am using Everglades Ammo 9 mm 124 gr bullets, very pleased with them too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kamml, post: 5346747, member: 20373"] I finally got around to shooting my 45 and 9mm reloads. The 45 shot the 240 gr round nose with no problems except for a flash of burned powder residue from time to time across the my face. Never had that happen before. But my240 gr hollow point reloads turned out to be sensitive to the magazine spring pressure. I use Sig mags that have always been reliable but if I loaded more than 6 hollow points in a mag these bullets were hanging up on the feed ramp. Scratch that bullet design. My 9mm hollow points were flawless with no failures to feed, stovepipes or other problems. In fact the more I shot the full size Walther the more I liked it with the load. No problems with my reloads at all. With the primer shortage I have been using small rifle primers so far with no issues. I am using Everglades Ammo 9 mm 124 gr bullets, very pleased with them too. [/QUOTE]
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