Al Thompson
Staff Alumnus
Industry?
Drcohen wrote - "Let's dispel the rumors. I work in the industry, and know first hand that ALL of such reports, which are true, is due to home made ammunition and/or double loaded rounds."
Dean Spier has posted an interesting overview of the KB issue in Glocks. (http://communities.prodigy.net/sportsrec/gz-glock-kb.html)
Looks to me like a couple of the KBs are not "home made" (reloaded or remanufactured) ammo related.
Your thoughts Dr. ?
"Agrip, a wonderful synthetic antislip wrap for Glocks, can protect you from schrapnal (misspelled) upon an explosion."
There is no detonation (explosion) with firearms unless an explosive is introduced. The term is "burst". Shrapnel (correct spelling) is a product of an antique cannon round. Fragments may be the term your looking for - more accurate anyway.
Care to comment?
Giz
[Edited by Gizmo99 on 02-22-2001 at 07:19 PM]
Drcohen wrote - "Let's dispel the rumors. I work in the industry, and know first hand that ALL of such reports, which are true, is due to home made ammunition and/or double loaded rounds."
Dean Spier has posted an interesting overview of the KB issue in Glocks. (http://communities.prodigy.net/sportsrec/gz-glock-kb.html)
Looks to me like a couple of the KBs are not "home made" (reloaded or remanufactured) ammo related.
Your thoughts Dr. ?
"Agrip, a wonderful synthetic antislip wrap for Glocks, can protect you from schrapnal (misspelled) upon an explosion."
There is no detonation (explosion) with firearms unless an explosive is introduced. The term is "burst". Shrapnel (correct spelling) is a product of an antique cannon round. Fragments may be the term your looking for - more accurate anyway.
Care to comment?
Giz
[Edited by Gizmo99 on 02-22-2001 at 07:19 PM]