Hope no one was hurt. Was there a noticeable sound difference?
Everyone still have all there fingers?
No injuries. Definitely felt and sounded different. Knew immediately something was amiss.
Just chipped the end of the extractor and blew debris under it.
I had some reman .38 special from Miwall a while back. It all fired flawlessly except for one round. My revolver cylinder jammed and I couldn't figure out what the problem was at first.
Once I finally got the cylinder open I found that an empty .22 casing was inside the .38 case. When it fired, the .22 casing had jammed up the cylinder until I pushed it down with a cleaning rod... Nothing was damaged but I still don't buy reman stuff anymore.
Once I finally got the cylinder open I found that an empty .22 casing was inside the .38 case. When it fired, the .22 casing had jammed up the cylinder until I pushed it down with a cleaning rod... Nothing was damaged but I still don't buy reman stuff anymore.
Glad all are okay. At our outdoor range about a week ago there was a blood trail from the range back to the parking area. When I saw this post i started to connect the two.
Blood on the range? Yup, seen it a handful of times and I'm lucky if I shoot once every month or two. I've seen a couple of people get their hand sliced open by the slide, and those cuts tend to bleed a bit.
What would cause this? Double powder charge?
Possibly fatigued brass from too many reloads. Case head separation!
