Really

 

Reloading is not safe at all. Why?

 

1. It voids the manufacturers warranty if a round or case destroys the gun.

 

2. If you have a catastrophic failure you could be seriously hurt or kill yourself or someone else.

 

3. Storing primers and gunpowder is just a kaboom in the making.

 

I've heard it all. "This load works in my gun" or "I thought I checked it before I loaded it" or my favorite "It must be your gun!"

 

So, can we all agree on this and stop doing this dangerous practice?

 

 

(Note: This message is for everyone BUT Sigman. He should work for an ammunition company as his knowledge on the subject is second to none.)

I can reload faster than you.

I reload while wearing a Serpa. I live dangerously

I reload while wearing a Serpa. I live dangerously

 

Lol, that activity is up there next to being classified as a WMD-level danger.

I reload while wearing a Serpa. I live dangerously

 

Good thing I have had WMD training.

I think Ray's upset about only having only 1 episode of Walking Dead left.

 

Cheer up buddy...

Really

 

Reloading is not safe at all. Why?

 

1. It voids the manufacturers warranty if a round or case destroys the gun. They can have fun prooving it was a reload

 

2. If you have a catastrophic failure you could be seriously hurt or kill yourself or someone else. Thats the case with factory ammo, as well. When you pick up a firearm or step into a range you assume risk. You arent collecting potato chips here

 

3. Storing primers and gunpowder is just a kaboom in the making. But storing them assembled together with a projectile is any better? Its all very safe & stable. We arent using liquid rocker fuel or anything here... any risk with powder & primer is the same if its in assembled (factory) ammo or not. So your logic would mean that your factory ammo is twice as likely to kaboom.

 

I've heard it all. "This load works in my gun" or "I thought I checked it before I loaded it" or my favorite "It must be your gun!"

 

So, can we all agree on this and stop doing this dangerous practice? No

 

 

(Note: This message is for everyone BUT Sigman. He should work for an ammunition company as his knowledge on the subject is second to none.)

I'll stop reloading if Ray Ray stops posting.

I'll stop reloading if Ray Ray stops posting.

Posting nonsense.

boo

i think its safer than factory ammo. i know what im putting in. ive seen tons of recalls on factory ammo from all the big companies on their websites.....this box of ammo with this product number from this date to this date and so and so may have been loaded with the wrong so and so... please send it back for a full refund. its only unsafe for those fools trying and trying to squeeze the most velocity till something blows. i never understood the trying to get peak velocity thing. +/- 300 fps realy makes no difference in hunting, and paper punching, just adjust your scope..... plus theres nothing like the smell of a freshly opened can of powder on a lazy weekend morning

I'll save Ray the trouble;

THAT IS DANGEROUS! ARE YOU INSANE! JUST BUY FACTORY BRO!

Every time a reload press is put into operation...God sets fire to a box of baby kittens.

Every time a reload press is put into operation...God sets fire to a box of baby kittens.

Of course using factory fire!

Dam it and I was thinking about starting to reload...lol! still gonna do it some day...

i have been experimenting though with a mix of my dogs shit, miracle grow, my saved cigarette ashes, and swept up facial hair shavings as a flash suppressor. you just watch when federal comes calling for the recipe.

SHHHHHHH! Don't give NJ lawmakers any ideas otherwise we're going to be required to apply for RPPs in the future.

Hrm. No squibs ever with my reloads. One squib with factory ammo...

Really

 

Reloading is not safe at all. Why?

 

1. It voids the manufacturers warranty if a round or case destroys the gun.

 

2. If you have a catastrophic failure you could be seriously hurt or kill yourself or someone else.

 

3. Storing primers and gunpowder is just a kaboom in the making.

 

I've heard it all. "This load works in my gun" or "I thought I checked it before I loaded it" or my favorite "It must be your gun!"

 

So, can we all agree on this and stop doing this dangerous practice?

 

 

(Note: This message is for everyone BUT Sigman. He should work for an ammunition company as his knowledge on the subject is second to none.)

 

Thanks dude! I wouldn't say my knowledge is second to none, but my quality control is.

Did one of the NJ lawmakers hack into Ray's account? What next? Stop using guns alltogether...along with secular music, dancing and drinking?

:facepalm:

But but.... what if my magazine runs out? I can't reload? It's dangerous?

 

:D :D

reloading ain't rocket science.........

 

people make it to be bigger than it actually is........

Ray, you are doing what anti gun people do. Ignorance leads to an anti-attitude. Instead of being ignorant about guns you are ignorant about reloading. Instead of accepting it as something you dont know, you go against it.

Ray, you are doing what anti gun people do. Ignorance leads to an anti-attitude. Instead of being ignorant about guns you are ignorant about reloading. Instead of accepting it as something you dont know, you go against it.

 

You really couldn't see that his post was completely sarcastic?

You really couldn't see that his post was completely sarcastic?

 

Yes and No actually..

This is Ray we are talking about...lol

This is Ray we are talking about...lol

 

Lol I guess youre right

Knowing nothing about reloading some of it seems like rocket science. I got one better, reloading wearing a Glock in a Serpa. KABOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!

 

LOL!

I reload for my GLOCK and I do use a SERPA for IDPA.

 

I'm 'effed!