I have noticed that whe I remove a loaded round from the chamber in my Delta, the bullet is often pushed down inside the case neck significantly. I do not claim to be an expert, but can't that cause dangerously high chamber pressure?
This has happened using PMC, UMC, and handloads. If I gently lower the slide on the first round I notice no such problem, but the 1911 was designed to be loaded with the slide moving forward at full speed.
I am using a 20# wolf spring w/buff, FLGR. I have shot about three hundred rounds through it so far, and have not had any rounds go KB, but would really rather aviod that. I really like the weapon and the round.
My thought is feed ramp shape of some sort. It is smooth, no machine marks or burrs. When I lower the slide slowly I cannot see the round hang up at all going into the chamber, it appears to work smoothly.
If any of you 10mm guys out there have any ideas or suggestions, I would appreciate your input on solving this.
Thanks in advance.
Herman
This has happened using PMC, UMC, and handloads. If I gently lower the slide on the first round I notice no such problem, but the 1911 was designed to be loaded with the slide moving forward at full speed.
I am using a 20# wolf spring w/buff, FLGR. I have shot about three hundred rounds through it so far, and have not had any rounds go KB, but would really rather aviod that. I really like the weapon and the round.
My thought is feed ramp shape of some sort. It is smooth, no machine marks or burrs. When I lower the slide slowly I cannot see the round hang up at all going into the chamber, it appears to work smoothly.
If any of you 10mm guys out there have any ideas or suggestions, I would appreciate your input on solving this.
Thanks in advance.
Herman