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The case that Mas has brought up in the past was one where a husband alleged that his wife committed suicide, and used his hand loads to do it. IF this guy is truly innocent, I'd argue that even having hand loaded ammo in the house at all really hurt his case, since his wife "chose to use the hand loads"
I got the impression that the guy was convicted on the totality of the circumstances. Even if this guy DID use factory ammo, it still would not, hypothetically, have precluded his wife from using his hand-loaded ammo.
I have not seen any cases of a person getting convicted of adw/murder from using hand-loads in defense of their lives. I'll keep my gun stoked with factory fodder since I live in a state ruled by liberals (just look at the majority of the voters here in Cali), therefore I refuse to give any additional doubt to a jury pool with the collective IQ of a gnat.
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