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My first pistol way back when was a stainless Colt .45 Officers ACP. I took it to the range and had serious problems getting the pistol to function. Being a newb, I had no idea why this could be happening. I stepped out into the sales area and ask one of the guys workin the sales counter, and he said I needed to break it in before it would work like it should. Needless to say 3 to 4 hundred rounds later, it was running like it was supposed to. If I hadn't ask the guy and just left the range I would've gone home thinkin I had made a very expensive mistake.
My question is. How many are okay with the fact that some manufactures suggest their firearms should be broken in before you should use them as CC weapons?
My question is. How many are okay with the fact that some manufactures suggest their firearms should be broken in before you should use them as CC weapons?