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Archived [ARCHIVED THREAD] - Dangerous Situation?
Posted: 9/4/2001 6:38:10 AM EDT
I am not sure if this is a dangerous situation, maybe you guys can help.  Yesterday I took the new Winchester 94 in .357 to the range.  Using Sellier and Bellot .357 ammo only.  On several ejected cases, the case was cracked vertically.  The crack did not extend to either end of the case, but was only in the middle area.  Is this a potentially dangerous situation?

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Try some ammo other than S&B which seems to have very thin cases from what I've seen on other calibers.
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