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Originally Posted by mitch_mckee  I really wasn't looking to get that fixed. It's not mine but a co worker's and it was salvaged for parts.
No one really knows why it blew. The suspicion is poor engineering on the .45 model.
Anyway, the owner, after a significant period of recovering from wounds, bought a Kimber to replace his Glock. |
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Originally Posted by mitch_mckee Actually, Glock would do nothing since he was using reloaded ammo. |
Actually, by your own admission, you've identified one of
the most common causes of a kB!... reloaded ammo.
Most, if not all GLOCKs are made very well and very durable. It was likely a double-charge or 'over'-charge of the reloaded ammunition. I suspected reloaded ammo the second I saw the pictures.