Never Shoot Unknown Reloads

[giddyupgo55]

I was given about a 100 rounds of 300 Win Mag a couple years back, and something about them just did'nt look right so I tore them apart. Good thing I did, they would have wrecked my rifle, and maybe me at the same time. Some had to much powder, others did not have enough.

 

[Taurus 617 CCW]

To this day I am still amazed that people are willing to put unknown ammunition through their guns. I have stopped several people at the gun counter from shooting the bag-o-reloads they just bought at a gun show.

 

[broncman]

Maybe that is why those loads were in with the equipment in the first place. The only reloads I would trust would be from a member on this site (John H)

I would second that.

 

[NWGlockgal]

A couple of months ago someone's Glock went kaboom at the range. He was using reloaded ammo he bought from a LGS. He learned the hard way to make sure you know who
is doing the reloading....and to make sure you trust them.

 

[springfield0612]

Pull 'em. I keep an old yeast jar tucked in the back corner of my bench clearly labeled. All the pulled powder goes in there to either make the garden pepers extra hot, or if I need it to make something go Boom if SHTF! Darwin awards are limitless.