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Old April 15, 2001, 01:06 AM   #2
Stephen Ewing
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Join Date: February 26, 2000
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Let me offer a couple thoughts here: A) Those stories about Tactical Tupperware exploding? Those are .40s, frequently. B) There seems to be some belief that many .40s are overgrown nines, rather than designed from the ground-up .40s, which leads to things like poorly-supported chambers.

How well those views are supported by reality is something I'm not really qualified to comment on, but those perceptions seem pretty well entrenched. Personally, I can produce .40s that have never had that factory crap fired through them, just like most of the other calibers I fool with.

The curiousity about your friends is killing me. How many Aggies does it take to load some .40?

Steve
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