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I mixed up some 150 and 130 Barnes 308 before and was able to sort them out with the reloading scale. if you don't have a scale you could set up a balance to figure out the heavy and light ones. inside of 150 they should be within a couple inches trajectory wise. my 180s hit about 4 inches...

1911 in 9mm my emp hits like that because the firing pin hits on center on the 40 model and off center on the 9mm model.

My dad has 2 CQB's, and bought another one for my mom. My little brother also has 1. I have a colt commander that I sent to wilson to get a barrel, slide stop, grip safety, and sights installed. The only time any one of them has ever had a problem is with bad ammo or magazines. If you like...

Are you asking if it would be good to have a firing pin safety, or to change it so it is striker fired, or to add a doohickey to the trigger doesnt allow the trigger to be pulled unless you pull the trigger?

My brother had one go pop in his 1911 yesterday, no damage to anything.

It might be easier to find somebody who wants to trade 9mm brass for. 38 special brass, then you can load them in cases they were made for and still have light practice loads.

Put them straight in the cup, if it turns upside down push the handle forward as if seating a primer and it will lift the primer out of the cup so you can flip it over, dont bother trying to send them down the tube.

Put the gun back together. When a round gets stuck in the chamber grab the slide with your left hand with your thumb pointing towards you and whack the back of the frame repeatedly with your right hand, this will in effect cycle the slide and pull out the round. If this doesn't make sense the...