Onua
Ultimate Member
my springfield mil spec 1911 hasnt had any issues with the couple thousand rounds wolf ammo. I started it out with a few thousand rounds of lake city. never ran any CCI Blazers through it.
Something also to keep in mind is that striker pistols have a tough time with hard primers that hammer pistols don't. I know for a fact that Glocks have a heck of a time with Lake City .45's (hard primers), and 1911's have no problems at all.
Maybe UMC has hard primers. I have ~15,000 rounds through a Kimber Gold Match; almost exclusively UMC and have never had a single failure to fire.
Are you talking Mil-Spec hard or CCI hard? If I ever get a strike-type pistol I really dont want to have to switch from CCI primers.
Are you talking Mil-Spec hard or CCI hard? If I ever get a strike-type pistol I really dont want to have to switch from CCI primers.
Shoot, you're almost done aren't you? Not a bad idea, I've been sitting on 300 rounds of these Blazers for about 2 months now
10 seconds sounds much better to me. 30 seconds was a number I saw on a website a little while ago. Seems like forever standing there counting to 30.
10, 20, 30. Different folks say different things. If you don't know why it doesn't go 'bang' when you ask it to, follow your routine. Ask yourself this though, "Is an extra 20 seconds worth it to make absolutely sure the case won't explode into a zillion pieces pretty close to my hand/head/buddy/etc. if it cooks off as/after I eject it?"
Remember, the only thing that makes the bullet go forward and keep the case intact is the chamber walls. If the primer is delayed in cooking off and the gun isn't wrapped around the round, the shrapnel is going to suck a lot.