Did my first big batch of 9mm. 115 gr Everglades plated round nose, 5.5 gr CFE pistol, CCI 500 primers, mixed brass. COL 1.100. RCBS 3-die set, taper crimp.
Out of 500 shot, all but two ran beautifully. Two jammed entering the chamber, created a bulge just below the bullet. Slide was about 3/8" short of closing.
Hard jam, I finally figured out to pry back the extractor so I could lock the slide back then pry out the bullet.
Seems like the case mouth might have caught going in. Happened once on my Glock 17 and once on a Beretta 92F. I'd send a pic, but can't seem to find the bullets.
Advice on what I did wrong? Thanks as always.
Out of 500 shot, all but two ran beautifully. Two jammed entering the chamber, created a bulge just below the bullet. Slide was about 3/8" short of closing.
Hard jam, I finally figured out to pry back the extractor so I could lock the slide back then pry out the bullet.
Seems like the case mouth might have caught going in. Happened once on my Glock 17 and once on a Beretta 92F. I'd send a pic, but can't seem to find the bullets.
Advice on what I did wrong? Thanks as always.
Short of a "cookoff" (the gun wasn't hot enough for that) there was no chance of it discharging because the slide was about 1/8th of an inch out of full battery, (I could see the base of the round thru the gap between the slide and barrel) and the striker on a Glock won't release under those conditions, but it made me really nervous nonetheless. Once home I had to lock the gun in a padded vice and use a block of wood and a hammer to give the front of the slide several sharp blows before that jammed round came out of the chamber. Yeah, she was really stuck in there... 
