Quick question

[Ymir]

Hi everyone! I was just inspecting my daily carry ammo and found a problem that I haven't seen nor have I read about, so I figured someone here would know. One of my 115 grain +p+ Speer gold dots was loose in its case and could be pulled out by hand. I believe the round had been chambered before due to marks on the bullet and casing. Anyone seen or heard of this before?

[BimmerJon]

If a round is chambered and rechambered over and over it can become loose or become setback

[Ymir]

Setback was what I was primarily looking for. I just found 2 more in one of my other magazines. They were a little loose but wiggled tight again. Should they be discarded?

[harold63]

Should they be discarded?

Let's put it this way...don't try to shoot them, and I wouldn't reuse any parts of the cartridges.

[busa dave]

If you have to ask you already know the answer. never shoot any questionable ammo. either pull the bullets and reload or discard.

[thorazine]

Bullet setback is the cheap way to convert your standard ammo to +p++++

[Pa.Sniper]

Please do not use these. Are they bought or reloads, I rarely see this on factory ammo. Just wondering? If are they are reloads, are you crimping them?

[wa3ra]

Bullet setback is the cheap way to convert your standard ammo to +p++++

Or your hand to hamburger!