I did not know that, thanks for the tip. What kind of negative effects arise from reloaded ammo? What does KB mean?be VERY careful with commercial reloads/reman ammo VOIDS most factory warranties. Known to KB Glocks
IF the ammo is truely commercial remanufactured by a commercial loader with product liability insurance, OK.
Companies like Black Hills are great ! Their 223 reman outshoots most factory
as the brass is cleaned, sorted, trimmed and reloaded like new ammo.
BUT shooting reloads or remanufactured ammo Voids gun warranties like Glock.
.............and they can tell IF damage is done by reloads as they will want the brass from any round that caused a failure.
IF you reload ammo and stay within recommended load specs, you should be OK....but do assume liability for damage to your firearm.
New commercial ammo is usually loaded to SAAMI specs for safety. That is why is complies with firearms manyfacturers warranty statements.
I would NEVER buy some Bubbas reloads at a gun show as you have NO idea what the load is.![]()
First off yes reloaded ammo voids your warranty. Next if your shooting a Glock I wouldn't reload or shoot it for any reason. Their chambers are not fully suported. That means the case is not tight in the chamber and have more chance to let the pressures out.
1. <start calm soft voice> All firearms manufacturers' warranties state that the warranty is voided if a person uses re-loaded ammo. That covers the company from any liability should the user stuff a super hot round into the chamber. IMHO, a person would have to be nuts to do so, with or without a warranty restriction. There are safe ways to work up loads, and smart people go that route, as I am sure gunnut does.First off yes reloaded ammo voids your warranty. Next if your shooting a Glock I wouldn't reload or shoot it for any reason. Their chambers are not fully supported. That means the case is not tight in the chamber and have more chance to let the pressures out.