New Guy from Charlotte

[tracker]

Hornady told me some months ago that they were seating the primers slightly deeper. It sounds like they may have had some success.

[kjtrains]

Went to Range last night and fed it 50 GD115gr and  50 critical defense 115gr.  No problems.  I figured the CD was fine since it was not +P.  So now I have about 400 rounds through it with out a single issue.  Now it's time to clean this pup and judging by some of the threads, it wont be so easy.
 



Semper Fi

Dberg.  Now that's a range report.  You're definitely good to go.  Cleaning is not that bad, really!    

[Reinz]

Dberg - KJ is right, cleaning is a breeze.  

Just on a smaller scale than other nines.  Take your time.

Use common sense, don't freak out if you see some shavings, thats not unusual.

[yankee2500]

You shouldn't have any problems, take your time and do it in a area were if something flies off you can find it.

John

[kjtrains]

Dberg.  John does make a good suggestion, but don't think you'll have that problem.  Enjoy the little wonder.

[Dberg]

Been reading more about CD and I was able to find a couple more boxes of it.  I shot 4 clips of it with no problems again.  Still flawless with ammo through this pup. I am not going to shoot it again until it is cleaned and change the spring.  I haven't noticed any difference with the way this weapon is firing but I will change the spring since it is recommended.


Semper FI

[kjtrains]

Now that is good information, Dberg.  Thanks.

[birdman]

    Dberg, you asked about bullet weights. I, personally have never shot a 147gr bullet in any 9mm that I own. I shoot STs  115gr exclusively now that they are available again. During the great ammo famine I was lucky enough to find GDs on "ammunition to go. Usually LE ammo in both 9mm and .380. As KJ put it I shoot what works. I hope this helps,   Gene