Potatohead
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I've been noticing these two words lately (bullet setback) and am just wondering a bit about it.I think i read that it can happen if you keep chambering the same round over and over..? I dont normally keep my gun locked and loaded all day everyday but I'm in the produce business which is an up-real-early in the morning kind of job so i pretty much chamber a round upon leaving for work, and then later in the day i usually unload it and put it back into the clip/magazine. Or i will have to go in at 9 or 10 pm to unload a truck, so i'll chamber one for that and then unload the gun when i get home. I know i could just keep it loaded but i have a 2yr,4yr, and 12yr old at home so i like to keep it unloaded at home,throughout the day... do i need to chill with all the loading/unloading? or what does cause this? What happens if you fire this round? Is it dangerous? Can i look and see that the bullet is actually "set back" etc etc etc Sorry for the long post