A couple weeks ago I went shooting with my brothers to break in my new p2000sk. I figured while we were out we would put rounds through my .45 USPf. I bought a several boxes of Remington ball for both guns and hit the range.
During shooting my brother came over and said there was a problem. There was a unfired round that had stood up in the ejection port during feeding. I cleared it and we had no more problems with either gun that day. Both the .40 and .45 were shooting the Remington just fine minus the aforementioned feed issue.
That weekend we hit the range again. Bought six more boxes of Remington and starting practicing. Both of my brothers were with me this time and during this range visit, both brothers had the same issue of the round standing up. One time for one and twice for the other. The spacing of this feeding issue was inconsistent. I field stripped it, checked and reassembled. I never saw anything wrong. In two days, I had put through nearly 500 rounds with a total of 4 feed failures. Each time the round was standing up in the ejection port.
Since then, I have had no problems. The p2000sk was shooting the same brand and had no failures. My USP has been flawless until this account. I have never personally experienced a problem. My gun is well maintained and was clean and oiled at the time of shooting.
So, here is my question:
Is it an ammo problem, magazine problem, or was it a shooter issue like limp wristing, or something else? Please let me know what you think.
During shooting my brother came over and said there was a problem. There was a unfired round that had stood up in the ejection port during feeding. I cleared it and we had no more problems with either gun that day. Both the .40 and .45 were shooting the Remington just fine minus the aforementioned feed issue.
That weekend we hit the range again. Bought six more boxes of Remington and starting practicing. Both of my brothers were with me this time and during this range visit, both brothers had the same issue of the round standing up. One time for one and twice for the other. The spacing of this feeding issue was inconsistent. I field stripped it, checked and reassembled. I never saw anything wrong. In two days, I had put through nearly 500 rounds with a total of 4 feed failures. Each time the round was standing up in the ejection port.
Since then, I have had no problems. The p2000sk was shooting the same brand and had no failures. My USP has been flawless until this account. I have never personally experienced a problem. My gun is well maintained and was clean and oiled at the time of shooting.
So, here is my question:
Is it an ammo problem, magazine problem, or was it a shooter issue like limp wristing, or something else? Please let me know what you think.