It's bad when there ain't no cartridge in the barrel after a auto forward. I know I can't make mine always strip a round.Originally Posted by 45dotACP
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It's bad when there ain't no cartridge in the barrel after a auto forward. I know I can't make mine always strip a round.
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Reliable autoforward might be good.
Random unreliable autoforward is bad.
...or so I'm told
Depends in my opinion. With 1911s, Glock, MP, and Beretta 92s I could always get the slide to go home with a round chambered with 100% consistency. For a gaming gun, I love it.
With my recent move to classic Sigs- I've been able to get the slide home once in a reload, and it was an EMPTY chamber. No bueno for a carry gun unless it's a mechanically controlled function if you ask me (which hasn't been mass produced successfully to my knowledge).
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My experience with the M&P in USPSA is that mags downloaded to ten rounds would nosedive fail to feed if seated hard enough to slam charge the gun.
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When it commonly causes a feedway stoppage or doesn't chamber a round with actual carry ammo, it is most definitely a bad thing.
Yes, no such thing as "reliable" autoforward.
It was specifically listed as a malfunction in most LE/MIL pistol test specs including the recent FBI and DHS/ ICE RFI's.
Mine as well.
Auto forward where its a design feature and its reliable would be pretty neat ie what Tom_Jones was talking about earlier. Auto forward as a "feature" not a "bug" being passed off as such is a big problem in my mind.
Yep, you've seen me tap/rack/bang a few times.
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At least once on match video as I recall.
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