BS>Thought it was due to the hexagonal rifling--accuracy with lead is
BS>disappointing, and cleanup is time consuming.  My barrel leaded up pretty 
bad
BS>towards the maximum load with 180gr bullets.  Found that jacketed bullets 
sho
BS>much better.
Have you tried copper plated bullets?  Then run about 20% more than lead 
but really seem to shoot cleaner.  I've got a bunch of 155gr's, want me 
to send you 50 or so to try?
BS> DA> Their chambers leave unsupported areas of the case head which makes
BS> DA> it dangerous to shoot hot loads.
BS> DA> Target loads that will function flawlessly in a Colt 1911A1 with a
BS> DA> standard factory spring may cause stovepipe malfunctions in a Glock.
BS>Never loaded anything that light--once again, any particular loads I 
hould
BS>avoid?  Have been surprised with the reliability of my Glock--only 
malfunctio
Not so much in the .40, but in the 9mm, 115gr bullets with very fast
burning powders loaded lightly would tend to cause feeding problems.  I'd 
imagine you might approach this problem with 135gr and real poof loads, 
but i've never heard of such.  Most folks who shoot glocks don't reload 
to see how slow they can go...  :-)
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