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Unread 07-07-2018, 02:07 PM   #1
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Rich,
you may want to try the pictures in post # 2 again.

I have always "broken" the edge of the ramp on any pistol or barrel I had the need to "mess" with.
Sharp edges are just not conducive to smooth chambering. Sometimes with some well crimped ammo it is a non issue, but most/many .45 acp and 9mm P have a sharp edge to the cartridge mouth- necessary for headspacing. That edge can sure catch on a sharp chamber edge.

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Rich,
you may want to try the pictures in post # 2 again.
Eh? It's not sharp enough???

I'll try outside...

There's another factor - That sharp turn makes it harder for the cartridge to make a smooth 'glide' into the chamber. It tries to 'pivot' instead of sliding...
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