John Moses Browning

[rpenmanparker]

If something is jammed in the works, it's a jam.
Stovepipe? Jam.
Double feed? Jam
Case stuck in the chamber? Jam.
Popped primer locking up the action? Jam.

Not according to the folks at Front Sight.

 

[rpenmanparker]

If something is jammed in the works, it's a jam.
Stovepipe? Jam.
Double feed? Jam
Case stuck in the chamber? Jam.
Popped primer locking up the action? Jam.

I get that is the common usage. Just telling you that some experts call it differently.

 

[rpenmanparker]

[QUOTE="rskent, post: 10843736, member: 30631”]
I am certainly no expert in gunfighting, but I would think any malfunction during a gunfight could be problematic.[/QUOTE]
Not desirable for sure. But the speed and efficiency with which a malfunction can be cleared by a practiced operator is truly impressive.

 

[Robert]

Ok, we've gone pretty far from the original question of the thread, time to call this one done.