Posted by Northvale PA on April 19, 2020 at 02:24:57 from (24.112.141.217):
Wife and I went target shooting yesterday. First time we have been in about 30 years. Wow, serious time can go by. Anyway, a coworker of her’s gave away some of his reloading stuff couple years ago. She got a box of reloads. Obviously I had no clue what / how they were loaded. They turned out to be light target loads. Several did not fire1st time which meant the primers were not seated fully. That can cause concern. Then, pop, not a bang. Luckily, I was shooting and already on guard. I emptied the other shells, took a look and bingo, had a slug stuck in the barrel. First time I EVER had that problem. End of that activity. I tapped it out later with a punch made from a hay tedder tine. Farm equipment scrap parts to the rescue.
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