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No Glock smile brass...If the brass looks like this, it's probably best to not load it.
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If it looks normal, it is normal and ok to reload. lol
Yep. That's what I remembered about them. Supposedly a design change that took care of the problem.These are the culprits from a different angle
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And this pic shows why. Compare the 1998 G23 to the left with the 2009 G23 in the center and the LWD on the right.
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All photos taken from the internet here glock smile pics - Yahoo Search Results
While in theory that is a sound idea.. imagine if you shot them through a glock and hit the smile in the same spot.. it would blow out the magazine and do some damage to your hand all at the same time for free.I like to send my 40 brass through a full-length resizing die on a single-stage press. I think it is GR(x). Is that the brand? Well, you can put a bottle on top and run them through pretty quick. Probably not necessary, but a full-length resizing is a big help. It isn't quite at reloading size yet, though, so you'll still need to run it through the normal sizing die on your progressive. Otherwise the bullets just sort of drop in.
Oops, I should have read better. @maddog already made that suggestion!
I shoot a Glock foh-tee and not a single piece of brass has had a bulge. I'm just OCD and want to add an extra step for fun. Current Glocks just don't have that problem anymore.