If I had any of that same lot of ammo I would be weighing each round to guarantee the presence of a powder charge.

Observation/question: How did we get to calling a bullet stuck in a barrel a "squib"? Historically a squib load was a low velocity target/plinking load, and a bullet stuck in the barrel was, well, a bullet stuck in the barrel. Odd how erroneous usage of words worms its way into the common vernacular.


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