Steve in NC
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Armoredman, Understood if that is your experience. That is why this is a public forum and we all get to report on our experiences....Um, no. I've been shooting reloads through that gun for YEARS, jacketed and home cast.
A couple of targets from the past shot with the P-10C.
The only factory loads that gun has ever known are defensive/carry loads. CZ is known for the "short chamber", but after reloading for CZ pistols for almost 20 years, it has never been a problem for me - that includes PCR, P-01, Phantom, P-07, P-09, P-01 C/S/F/M and I know I am forgetting one...
I know what I measured and the very predictable outcome was with that pistol. I could take loaded ammo and measure the case length with a set of calipers and hand it to my buddy and say this one will cycle fine, this one will lock it up with 100% predictability.
I just want to make people aware that CIP specs chambers have .004” min to max case length to where most other manufacturers use SAAMI spec chambers which allow .027” ???? case length variation from min to max. It is not something you want to be figuring out in a defensive situation is all.
If your guns run with your ammo as-is… run them and enjoy. But looking at chamber prints and saying simple math doesn’t matter, is not well advised on a public forum. And I’m not trying to be argumentative towards you, this is meant for others reading this to make up your own minds is all. And… to remind everyone to run your EDC with your ammo first before you just load it and carry brand new
Steve