Driving back from a week of jeeping in the mountains and a most awesome dasher prairie dog shoot. Proof research on my old ai/at, thunder beast, comp trigger, s/b glass, great weather. Almost no wind.
But then again.. other things to consider. Hornady brass is not the greatest either. I don’t use Hornady brass but I’ve heard they are soft an thin. So the pressure could be expanding out to the base of the case as well. Causing such over pressure signs. I wouldn’t worry about it imo. I say you should be fine shooting them. I mean you don’t reload so your just gonna toss those factory brass anyways. But if you ever do reload, buy Lapua and don’t reload range picked brass.
I see where you're coming from but I do not. I always liked the Wranglers & Grand Cherokees but out of the many folks I've known that owned them I'm pretty sure everyone of them had major mechanical problems. I seem to recall the transmission in particular with the Cherokees being a frequent/reoccurring problem.
I drove a 4 door rubicon for a month or so and while it was neat I was put off by the body sway it had and honestly it wasn't that smooth of a ride (likely could be helped with less aggressive tires) but I reckon folks don't buy them for comfort either.
have to wonder how deranged these types are with body cams in place. they must have high levels of confidence that they will be protected by their masters. of course body cams often "malfunction" while such heroism goes on.
