Well...I ordered a PCR and a 97B from Buds, and 2 days after they said my order was processed, they emailed me that the PCR was not in stock.
So we got the 2075 9mm and the 97B.
I love everything about the 97B aside from the grips. The inside finish was a little bit rough also. It seems they aren't machined as well as other manufacturers. The gun shoots like a dream though, and after 300 rounds, no issues and quite accurate. However, it will not even chamber Cor-Bon JHP. With the Speer Gold Dot...it feeds the chamber but the following cartridge also comes partially forward in the magazine. I have not fired these rounds yet because of this.
The Rami on the other hand, 4 FTF in the first three mags had me a bit concerned. I put 110 rounds through it (WWB) on the first range trip. Got home and broke it down for a cleaning, and I found little flakes of brass all throughout the inside of the gun. Not sure if it was from the casing, or perhaps the fmj.
Went back a couple days later with some WWB 147gr JHP. These didn't feed well at all. Out of 20 rounds...9 FTF ! 100 rounds of Remington UMC 115gr JHP, all fed and fired without fail. 190 more rounds of the WWB FMJ and no failures.
I'm wondering if the FTF on the WWB FMJ is just a "break in period" issue.
I'd hate to go spending $25 a box for different PD ammo trying to figure out which will feed reliably, so if anyone can lend any personal experience...as this will be my wife's ccw.
I'd also really like to know what all the flakes are caused by?
Also, can the inside of the slide be polished by a gunsmith? It just seems awfully rough compared to other guns I've owned.