Squib Load

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Originally Posted by Daniel_187

(it was late and I wanted it out).

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That's what she said....................

I have shot only 9mm about 1k x 115gr 500s 124gr
got about 500x 124gr and 500x 147gr

I had one F2F, recocked and it went..
I will keep buying it.

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Originally Posted by Sawin

I have shot thousands of rounds of their ammo, as have several members of my church safety team with whom I shoot 2-3x times per month... never a squib yet, but I too would be interested in knowing what FM says about it, if they're contacted.

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Flatiron? Do you have a sticker on the back of your car?

I want in on a church safety team. Shooting for God has to be better than shooting for Uncle Sam. It gives a whole new meaning to What Would Jesus Carry, 9 or 45? [Flower]

I go to a smaller church and on a good week there might be one other concealed carrier in the pews.

Be safe.

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Originally Posted by cstone

Flatiron? Do you have a sticker on the back of your car?

I want in on a church safety team. Shooting for God has to be better than shooting for Uncle Sam. It gives a whole new meaning to What Would Jesus Carry, 9 or 45? [Flower]

I go to a smaller church and on a good week there might be one other concealed carrier in the pews.

Be safe.

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PM sent

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Originally Posted by cstone

It gives a whole new meaning to What Would Jesus Carry, 9 or 45? [Flower]

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Jesus obviously carries 9mm. His shot placement is infallible, so it's all about magazine capacity for multiple attackers at that point.

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Originally Posted by EvolvingTactical

Hey guys,
So yesterday I was up in Pawnee National Grasslands shooting when I encountered my first and hopefully last squib load.
Has anyone else ever had a squib load while at the range shooting? I got lucky that the bullet was not to far down the barrel and it prevented me from fully chambering another round. My dumb ass thought it was just a failure to fire, I learned a lesson for sure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBpBNhvHN9U

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This happened to me twice on the same day. I had 1500 rounds of reloads, we had shot about 900 rounds and then the first squib happened, didn't think to much about it and I treated it like any other malfunction, to get my gun back In the fight. After I looked, tap, racked and the round wouldn't go bang I canted my glock almost 80 degrees and noticed the barrel was 1.5mm out of battery. I disassembled my glock and found a squib not too far into the barrel but nothing too crazy to scare me, so I dropped in my replacement barrel and keep shooting. With in the next 100 rounds I had the same problem happen again. Overall, I finished shooting the reloads and didn't have any other issues but now I don't shoot reloads and if I was shooting reloads I will not practice malfunction drills.
Glad everything worked out for you.

Jesus carries multiple cheeks. Complete forgiveness requires lots of turning.

He has a Heavenly Host to deal with Satan's Legions. No real need for small arms when you can rely on the Arm of the Lord in this type of warfare. [Beer]

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Originally Posted by cstone

Flatiron? Do you have a sticker on the back of your car?

I want in on a church safety team. Shooting for God has to be better than shooting for Uncle Sam. It gives a whole new meaning to What Would Jesus Carry, 9 or 45? [Flower]

I go to a smaller church and on a good week there might be one other concealed carrier in the pews.

Be safe.

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I know I'm not the only one at my church. The other person that I know usually sits on the other side, so between the two of us, we have pretty good odds.