Reloading problems
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I reloaded for about 15 years, then stopped for about 5 years. Never in those 15 years can I remember a problem coming from reloads. I was reloading 45 auto's then and now, however I went to fire a few hundred rounds yesterday and found something I couldnt explain. My glock 30 wouldnt go into battery position after each shot. I thought perhaps I missed some junk in it so I striped it and cleaned it out. After insuring it was clean I started firing it again. Again it failed to cycleproperly. I took it apart again and noticed yellow beads about the size of pin heads all thru my gun. I know they werent there after I cleaned it. They were hard and stopping my slide from moving all the way forward. What the hell are these things? Where do they come from? All I could think is that the government has started putting taggnets in bulk powder. I have also seen these beads after firing my 22 mag revolver. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. 0
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