Posted by MarkB_MI on July 07, 2011 at 03:07:46 from (32.178.60.43):
In Reply to: O.T. for Gun Guru posted by JerryS on July 06, 2011 at 20:34:07:
Autoloaders are fussy about ammo; that's just the way it is. Failure to eject is not uncommon. You may just need to run a few hundred rounds through the gun for it to loosen up and work reliably.
I have no experience with the Wolf ammo, although I've been told it works fine. I use handloads exclusively in my guns, and finding a powder and bullet combination that works well can be a challenge. I would recommend you try a box or two of brand-name ammo like Winchester, Remington or Federal. Buying cheap ammo is false economy, because it tends to have poor accuracy and you can't become proficient with your gun if it won't hit where you're aiming. If you're serious about shooting, you need to invest in reloading equipment. Loading your own ammo will allow you to shoot more often and make more accurate ammo.
In addition to the gun and ammo, there's a third variable in the equation: the shooter. It's common among new shooters to "limp wrist", that is to hold the gun loosely. An autoloader needs to be held firmly to function reliably.
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