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Excaliber wrote:Test every round and report on the results, or, if that would be inconvenient, send it on to me and I'll take care of that onerous chore for you.....

"I'll take door number one, Bob!"

Zoomie wrote:Well, I would say if it's more than a couple months old, send me a few hundred rounds and I'll let you know if they're still good or not.

They may just be beyond hope. Every case head I've looked at says "09".

Zoomie wrote:If anyone has any old ammo, especially defensive handgun ammo, let me know and I'll get rid of it for you in a safe manner.

I have 1000 rounds of Lake City M855. Any idea what I should do with it?

gringop wrote:What would be the consequences of a hangfire of an ejected pistol round during a practice session compared to the consequences of not quickly fixing a malfunctioning gun during a gun fight?

If you managed to get the round completely out of the weapon before it went off, there would not be much risk of any serious consequences. If however, it decided to go off while you were in the process of clearing it, it could be deadly.

In addition to an un-aimed shot, the slide could do some serious damage by cycling before you got the round out of the chamber. It's not hard to imagine several possibilities.