benEzra
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Had my first-ever failure of any kind with my S&W 3913LS this weekend, and it totally wasn't the gun's fault. I was shooting Winchester white-box 9mm (out of a 100-round Wal-Mart value pack) and a round didn't go off, despite the fact that the firing pin indented the primer nearly to the bottom of the primer cup. Second strike didn't fire it, either, so I assume it was a primer with no priming compound (will disassemble it later, just to see).
That's the first failure of any kind since I've had the gun, and I've put at least 2,000 rounds through it. I recently installed a slightly heavier-than-stock Wolf spring to reduce slide battering with Cor-Bon +P, but it still feeds standard-pressure ammunition with perfect reliability.
That's the first dud round in six or seven hundred rounds of Winchester white-box I've gone through. Anybody else had failures with it?
That's the first failure of any kind since I've had the gun, and I've put at least 2,000 rounds through it. I recently installed a slightly heavier-than-stock Wolf spring to reduce slide battering with Cor-Bon +P, but it still feeds standard-pressure ammunition with perfect reliability.
That's the first dud round in six or seven hundred rounds of Winchester white-box I've gone through. Anybody else had failures with it?