I will purchase another spring, because the accuracy with AYSM Precision was the best of the 6. Other than that the accuracy (50 Feet) was excellent and the weapon performed very well. Jeff and I never have had a jam with his beretta, but she jammed it several times, even a couple consecutively.
Well it appears she has bad problem with limp wrist. Again I am surprised that 1.5 is a normal expectation, I would have thought the expected failure rate would be much much lower. My friends wife yesterday wanted to shoot his Beretta 9mm to practice home defense.
I called Sig and customer service said that a 1.5 jamming rate is normal. I thought the authorities were stating the shooter was using 380 ACP - in what was reported to be a 9mm Glock - and that may have led to the jam - guess we will find out down the road. I then fired a magazine with 5 rounds of AYSM and a 5 round magazine of Wilson Combat to ensure the problem was with the ammunition: AYSM 3 of the 5 rounds failed to feed Wilson Combat 5 of 5 Failed to Eject.īecause these two ammunition are match grade and softer shooting, it may be that I required a lighter spring to fire this type of ammo. I am a new shooter and just purchased the P320 compact 9mm. I took a guy from Japan to the pistol range and my Glock 9mm jammed on him several times, didn't jam with me - people at the range said he was 'limp-wristing' it. I had no problems shooting these two magazines. I then fired two 17 round magazines mixed with Ammo Incorporate / GECO / CCI Blazer / Browning. no problemsīrowning BPT 147gr FMJ: MV: 1000 FPS Accuracy: Outstanding. 7/7 Failed to EjectĬCI Blazer 147gr FMJ: MV: 1000 FPS Accuracy: Outstanding. Wilson Combat 135gr HBFN MV: 950 FPS Accuracy: Very Good. no problemsĪYSM Precision 115gr JHP Match Grade: MV: 1150 FPS Accuracy: Excellent. GECO 124gr FMJ: MV: 1182 FPS Accuracy: Good. I fired 6 different brands of ammunition in this order with the following results:Īmmo Incorporate 115gr TMC: Muzzle Velocity (MV) 1128 FPS Accuracy: Very Good. Or I am and have been a very lucky man.Click to expand.Recently purchased Glock 34, GEN 5, gave it a good cleaning and took it to the range.
I agree with drail, who reported, ".In my experience, any pistol that will choke when limp wristed is almost always a pistol that is right on the ragged edge of not functioning regardless of how tightly it is held" and with crasig, who opined, ".I am convinced that Limp Wrist symptoms only appear on marginally functional guns that, IMO, aren't worth owning unless repaired."
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And, if one did or ever does, I'd get rid of it with full disclosure. Personally, no matter how hard I try, I can't get any of the many pistols I own and use (including pistols made by SIG, HK, S&W, Colt, CZ and Beretta) to malfunction with a "weak" hold. Is "limp-wristing" real? After reading their first-hand accounts over the past few years (but no mention of this phenomena ever until the last few decades), I suppose it must be for some people and/or pistols. So, if experience counts for something, it's been mine to agree with those who do not accept the idea that we have to live with the ever-likely prospect of limp-wristing causing an auto pistol to malfunction. It occurs when the fired case has not been properly ejected from the. What is Gun Stovepiping Stovepiping or stovepipe is a type of gun stoppage that usually happens in semi-automatic pistols. You may want to drop down to a smaller caliber until the shooter is. make sure the shooters grip is correct, and practice. Its usually the gun, unless the shooter is like 98 years old and has the hand strength of a toddler, limp wristing is improbable most of the time.
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Read our section on How to Fix Limp Wristing above for more details. Technically 'limp wristing' wont cause the slide to jam, rather it not allow the slide to go fully to the rear, resulting in a stovepipe, or failure to eject. A poor grip causes the handgun to recoil quite strongly. Yes, you can You can fix and avoid a limp wrist through proper grip on your gun. This is also known as a weak grasp or Limp Wristing. The fact is that a firearm malfunction might occur due to improper gripping. I held my other 3 fingers away from the gun for zero support. I held the G19 with just my thumb around the grip, and my finger on the trigger. One day at the local range I loaded 3 15 round mags. Click to expand.If you want to throw around "credentials" like they might mean something, after shooting all types of firearms all of my adult life, four years with the USAF Air Police on their competitive pistol team 26 years in law enforcement and competing in hundreds of Bullseye events and various "combat" shooting venues, I think I have "shot enough", have "enough experience with semi-auto pistols" and, at the age of 73, have "been around long enough". Operator Error Cause Pistol Jams Most people dont like to discuss operator mistakes since they are experts in their minds. I have heard at least 3 people tell me a Glock G19 will jam due to limp wristing.
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