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Just made a significant purchase of S&B 380 hardball, and vaguely remember that some people had problems with hard primers in this particular ammo.
Anyone use this ammo; if so have you encountered any such problems?
 
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I never had any problem with S&B, but I didn't shoot but a box or two through my P238.

I mainly use Fiocchi FMJ for practice and Fiocchi Xtrema JHP for SD.




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Only .380 ammo I've ever had problems with in my P238 is Herter's... pure unadulterated crap!



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I've shot tons of 9mm and .40 S&B and those for sure have hard primers. I had a failure rate of about 1%. I actually liked that as it make it completely easy to simulate unanticipated failure drills...load a 100 rounds and somewhere in there you will get one that won't go off on the first strike. I don't have any personal experience on the .380 stuff but I would expect the same.


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