To: c-b 1; Mr. Mojo
Actually I will answer my own Q. I have 40s but 1/200 times I get a jam. Not a prob on the range but those odds will go up if I am limp wristing or doing something else wrong while under stress. That is why I too have gone back to the old 357mag revolver for carry and car. Just pull the trigger, son. At home I still have the two Glocks I figure if one jams I will use the NY reload
To: freedomlover
Odd. I have the same problem with my Kel-Tec P40. Twice, the slide hasn't closed all the way after shooting a round, and I noticed that both times, it was when I had relaxed my wrist. Is this a common tendency of .40 for some reason?
On the other hand, after well over 1,000 rounds, my Ruger P89 has never jammed.
89 posted on
11/12/2003 6:38:43 PM PST by
FLAMING DEATH
(Why do I carry a .45? Because they don't make a .46!)
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