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I've heard it bad to "pull the bullets" which I'm not sure I understand....

"Pulling" the bullet refers to separating the bullet from the shell casing. There have been incidents with the 325PD where, due to the recoil, some of the unfired bullets have separated from the casing while still inside the cylinder. Thus rendering the gun inoperable, until the round could be cleared. The problem seems to arise from the use of moon clips with sub-par ammo. As long as you stick to quality factory ammo, you should be okay.

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I have shot one of those and they are a bear with 230 gr ammo.I would go with the 185 or 165 gr ammo in it.Better yet if you reload you could tailor your own reduced recoil ammo.

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