Why was it even created?
Why was it even created?
The step s used to prevent bullet set back
Big Eddy
Not big and tall but big and round
So it’s a solution to a problem that never really existed?
For those of us normal folks, it’s not really an issue. But there are a lot of machine guns chambered in 9mm, and bullet setback can be more of an issue there.
Then what does crimping the bullet do?Originally Posted by Mbaker78
It still helps prevent bullet movement, but an inner step is a lot more definite of a stop.
I understand your frustration they are quite annoying to reloaders. I scrap any and all stepped brass. Plenty of 9mm brass without the step out there.
Big Eddy
Not big and tall but big and round
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