-=> Quoting Daniel DiGriz to Guy Putnam <=-
 GP> I don't know about bullet weight, but I'd be pretty careful
 GP> about using hot loads.  I shot some FN burp-gun ammo made in
 GP> Spain in my P-38, & it blew off the top disassembly cover. 
 GP> My gun is an alloy frame commercial model made in '65.  I
 GP> would imagine you could get by with some Golden Sabre
 GP> Remington rounds, if it will feed hollow points.  I'd be
 GP> careful about using even +P rounds.
 DD> I'll avoid anything marked "burp-gun ammo". 
It's OK in all Glock pistols.  Other brands must check with their
manufacturer.  This particular ammo was marked in Spanish or Portugese
"sub-fusil," of some such, & it was marketed as sub-gun ammo.  I was using
it in UZI's & Texas MAC's . . . & it was pretty stout.
 DD> However, my P-1 is a 64
 DD> steel-framed model. It might stand up to a little more abuse. Still, I
 DD> don't want to risk it. 
Yea, I really didn't have a frame problem.  The top disassembly cover kept
blowing off & every once in a while let the firing pin fly out.  May have
just  been a loose cover.
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