Morgan, your post made something dawn on me. I don't know for sure if what you're saying is true, and I have no evidence to disagree with the posters who say CorBon is great stuff. But (and like Rosie, this is a big but), suppose for a minute that CorBon's stuff is indeed over SAAMI pressures consistently and they know this. OK? Just make this assumption. Then what better way to fight off lawsuits when they get sued for Kbs that to respond "Hey, you (the shooter/plaintiff) knew, or reasonably should have known,this ammo was over normal pressure because of the +P on the box. But did you bother to find a .40 cal gun rated for +P before shooting? No you didn't. Your gun wasn't rated for "+P .40 s&w". So it's not our fault you used the wrong gun". No matter that there is no such animal. Their response is "Hey, we don't make guns - that's in the gun manufacturers' court to make a gun suitable for our premium, different ammo type". They know first of all that people who buy ("premium") CorBon ammo are the same type of people who buy high quality firearms which are in all liklihood going to be pretty strong and can handle technically over pressure stuff anyway, and therefore lawsuits will be rare. But they will still have this argument to fall back on when a Jennings .40 blows a few fingers off and blinds an eye. Cynical? yes. True? Well, who knows.....
[This message has been edited by Futo Inu (edited December 11, 1999).]
[This message has been edited by Futo Inu (edited December 11, 1999).]