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    Default Re: 9mm projectiles

    Quote Originally Posted by JoshIronshaft View Post
    Why not?
    Near as I can guesstimate the chamber is a bit tight. I've tried cast lead truncated cone and round nose and always the same story, A time or two they were jammed so tight in the chamber I had to dismount the barrel and drive the cartridge out. Happily for me, they work just fine in my 986, which is a piece that is really growing on me. I wish S&W would make one in N frame so we could get an 8 or 9 round chamber!


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    Default Re: 9mm projectiles

    I had that issue with an AR9 barrel. My coated bullet reloads were working fine in everything but if I chambered them in my AR9 they were engaging the rifling and if I wanted to remove a live road it was a problem. Had to drive a few out.

    I bought a 9mm throating reamer from Brownells. I couple twists of the wrist and my barrel throat was longer and I have no issues with coated bullets in that barrel tool. Plus another handy tool in the tool box.

    Edited to correct finish reamer to throating reamer.
    Last edited by JoshIronshaft; January 20th, 2021 at 10:23 AM.
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