jmortimer,
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Don't tell someone to never use reloads, when no one ever, as far as we can know, has ever once in the history of the United States, been convicted of a crime for using reloads. But we know for sure everything else listed above has contributed to a conviction that was later overturned, Thank God. Let's keep it real.
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It isn't about not being convicted, it is about not getting prosecuted.
A criminal trial takes time and money. Two things that I don't have enough of. In the history of the United States there have been a number of cases that were "later overturned" as you yourself have said. That means someone's life was turned upside down in the meantime.
You agree that the safest way to go is to use what the local LEOs use, and yet you insist on being contrary as if any of us ever wrote the words, "use reloads and go to jail" which I do not recall anyone writing in this thread.
Jimro