I have been to Argentina (shooting) 10 times, including some rather lengthy sessions of 1500 shells (with Perazzi not Parker) in Cordoba when I was younger and even more foolish, I have never had an issue with Argentinian shells other than that they tend to be a bit dirty. There was no indication whatsoever by sound or recoil that anything was amiss. As I mentioned, I actually killed a bird with the left barrel after the right had blown. Until that point the gun had fired about 350 rounds that week.- a lot more than it had been fired for many years I suspect. Go figure...#191919's time was up. As Ira G. wrote, "In time, the Rockies may crumble, Gibraltar may tumble. They're only made of clay..."
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