Cheflife15

Based off that pic thats what you're thinking too right? My next gun is a glock 36. No more walthers for me. Now time to find a walther spring!

Ive actually never detail stripped but it looks like the spring is broken after googling pics of it. Is this an easy fix?

This gun and its slide lock is such a pain in the ass. Now the gun stays open when there is no magazine in there if i rack the slide. Its not a grip thing. Any ideas what could cause this now?

I might have missed this thread

Also lets say i miss one, whats the worse that could happen? A jam? Worse?

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So with this said, alot of these rounds that dont fit in the walther fit in my sp01 chamber with no issue. So, pending they pass this test in the sp01 barrel, they should be good to fire in that gun right.

Ok so if it gets even kind of stuck, dont use it. Thank you for the help!

When it comes to inspecting, in the round drops into the chamber properly, its good to go right? Theres a bunch that simply are sized wrong. Im hoping they offer to take this crap back or credit me partially. Well see.

Its the top one, then its on the right in the other pics. Seems like the diameter of the brass is a bit larger I shot them an email. Lets see what they say.

This might be a little better.

I only have my phone to edit on. If you compare the 2 pics the one round sits about a mm or 2 higher in the barrel. As far as cleaning goes, i use a brush and bore snake after every time shot

So here are 2 different rounds. One sits further in the barrel. Ps i still have your belt! Lets meet up one night. Now these same rounds fit a little more comfortably in my cz sp01 barrel. The walthers barrel leaves little to no room for anything that is oversized.

9mm 9mm, I'll take some pictures tonight after work

It is target sports ammos house brand. Its called target sports ammo. Some of the casing sizes stick out a little further in my walther barrel where as they seem to sit fine in my cz sp01.

After reading some reviews it seems other had the same issue. They said it has to do with the length of the casing. While trying the plunk test they all seem to got properly in my cz sp01 barrel, but they do not in my walther ppq match barrel.

So hypothetically if the rounds slide through the barrel im good?

What is the plunk test? Just running them through without it being live im assuming? Id rather not return em cause i dont want to pay for shipping. Id rather give them away or ditch em if theres not a way to check.

Ive had multiple rounds from a few different boxes get jammed in my gun. Ive had to aggressively rack the slide open and then use a rod to clear it out of the gun. I have 3 boxes of it left. What should i inspect to make sure it doesn't get caught? Is it a burr? Is the casing to missized? Any tips? I dont want to damage my gun over 3 boxes of ammo. Should i even run it?

I've had great luck with all Japanese cars. My nissan has 140k and rides like a dream. Bought it 3 years ago for about 5k. Stick to nissan, Honda, Toyota. There's a reason you see so many with 200k miles. They last and theure cheap to fix

Honestly I think my only issue is its a bit too big, and i think i would want something tighter. Maybe something a little less bulky as well. I'm only shooting steel, but also wouldn't mind something that could double as a carry belt if a zombie apocalypse happened haha.

What's you're favorite tactical belt and magazine holders for shooting competitions?

https://grindhardammo.com/collections/all-ammo/products/9mm-90gr-xtreme-defense Does that quality?

I imagine gun dealers are making their money now, since god knows what's in store for them when biden wins.

Theyll probably win as much as his pathetic charlotte team.