While I was reloading magazines this morning, I found the following in my WWB 100 count 9mm box from Walmart. What do you think this would have done in my G19? Should I contact someone about it?
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While I was reloading magazines this morning, I found the following in my WWB 100 count 9mm box from Walmart. What do you think this would have done in my G19? Should I contact someone about it?
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Call the quality control number on the box.
Sounds like a free box may be in your future..... or coupon if you can find it in stock
Probably would not have chambered but if it did....... no bueno.
Thats not the first time I have seen bad ammo in WWB stuff. Their quality control is not great. I see more issues with firearms cycling proprly when students are using WWB ammo, than any other ammo. Its not bad but there is a reason it is "inexpensive" ammo
Would have been fine! Its a glock remember....oh wait those blow up on their own!
I'm surprised that people don't find MORE faulty/defective rounds in factory made ammo. That stuff is made so fast I just can't see how it could possibly be consistent. Good example - Remington Thunderduds.
One of the reasons I prefer to handload....I KNOW what my rounds are made like.
I feel the same way. Although I have to say I have made a few rounds like that myself...Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
Odd that's your experience. I prefer WWB because I've never had a problem. I'll try to update this thread after I contact the complaint dept.Quote:
Originally Posted by spleify
I find an occasional defective round in the cheaper ammo. Stuff like that happens when you manufacture thousands of rounds a day. I'd just toss it and carry on.