The only problems I’ve had were with my CZ Scorpion. I loaded some 124 grain Blue Bullets coated lead that worked fine in my pistols and Beretta CX4. With my CZ, the round would fire, but when I went to extract a live round to show clear it would stick in the chamber. I couldn’t elect it manually. I went back and seated the rounds a little deeper and they work fine.
My gen 5 26 won't take my reloads, when all my other 9mm's do. Pretty aggravating
What is the C.O.A.L. of your reloads?
Just curious. Not using it for a reloading recipe.
Id have to go find my data, which after the recent move there's no telling. I just know I used a load out of the latest Lyman book and everything else including my gen 3 and gen 4 9's ate em.
I really didn’t want to change the primary load I had been using in over 40 guns for 4-5 years because of my CZ. Multiple M&Ps and Glocks, a couple of HKs, a Walther, a few Sigs, Kimber and likely others. I chose to make the CZ comply instead. No regrets other than the cash laid out for the throating reamer. I think it was about $175 for the carbide version.
Seating deeper raises chamber pressure Be extremely careful when doing this
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