Garrison Joe Posted Saturday at 03:13 PM Posted Saturday at 03:13 PM Mine get edited when I spot a typo after posting it, or I want to comment on another point, like I did about the question of how the OP's ammo looked. None were edited after another poster added their reply. GJ 2 Quote
Tall John Posted Monday at 05:44 PM Author Posted Monday at 05:44 PM I cleaned & lubed, and polished the feed ramp of my Taurus PT1911 and loaded up another 24 rounds with an added 1/4 turn of crimp and I had zero problems! 3.7 grns of TiteGroup under my Home cast/PC’d MP mould 227gr RNFP NLG .452 sized bullets with WRE LP primers. 740fps, 168PF, STD Dev 11.4 MAXXTECH 230grn FMJ 769fps, 176PF, std dev 25.0 I’ll take the Ruger SR1911 out next time now that the FEDEX guy showed up…. (Note I ordered 2! 🤪) 1 Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 12:31 AM Posted yesterday at 12:31 AM On 4/4/2026 at 9:13 AM, Garrison Joe said: Mine get edited when I spot a typo after posting it, or I want to comment on another point, like I did about the question of how the OP's ammo looked. None were edited after another poster added their reply. GJ Yours were edited because you were wrong, called out on it and then you edited them. You do remember I have screen shots of your original posts…. 1 Quote
Garrison Joe Posted yesterday at 12:49 AM Posted yesterday at 12:49 AM What you thought you had to be bent about was about 4 years ago, and has nothing to do with this thread. Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 12:52 AM Posted yesterday at 12:52 AM Just now, Garrison Joe said: What you thought you had to be bent about was about 4 years ago, and has nothing to do with this thread. So….. you’re admitting to being wrong and having to edit your errors.…. Quote
Garrison Joe Posted yesterday at 02:51 AM Posted yesterday at 02:51 AM Once. I've even forgotten. Can you? Quote
Boggus Deal Posted yesterday at 03:23 AM Posted yesterday at 03:23 AM 27 minutes ago, Garrison Joe said: Once. I've even forgotten. Can you? It has been several times, Joe. And the problem is, when you post incorrect information, then edit it, who knows what is right or wrong? I would suggest, you proofread your posts before you post or only post what you have actual knowledge and experience of. Quote
El Chapo Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago I'm still trying to figure out how a failure to return to battery and a failure to feed are different things in this context. I suppose in this case, if the case still has bell in it because the crimp die hasn't knocked it out, it's both, since a round that doesn't fit in the chamber is never going to "feed." This is a good time to share with the forum that I chamber check all of my ammo, and for wild bunch, my current tool that I use for that is my barrel, taken out of the gun and sometimes in front of the TV. I figure any round that has been in the chamber before is likely to fit in it again. Quote
Tall John Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago Chapo, I also 100% case check all of my reloads as well with different checkers (Armanov, Lyman, EGW, Bear Metal Design, etc). depending upon the caliber. As mentioned previously I ALSO chamber checked 100% of the rounds used in my testing. in the end, I believe that the combination of the bullet shape, imperfections in my PC finish, insufficient crimp and lack of proper lubrication of my Taurus PT1911 and my Ruger SR1911 being brand new and not fully broken in all were-contributing factors. my next range day will be dedicated to putting a bunch of OEM fMJ ammo through the Ruger to limber it up. Quote
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