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Posted by: nyet (2) on 2014-08-16 23:56:01 \| Moderator In Reply to: Did you totally degrease the gun and then do the heat and coat method? posted by Eric Fletcher on 2014-08-16 22:18:28	Share \| Report

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what striker fire handguns automatically chamber a round when you load mag and the slide is back? - phil type R 2014-08-15 14:16:26 (188 views)
- If I really slam a mag home, my SR40 does this. I don't think it's a 'feature' but rather the - 05allroad 2014-08-17 18:25:52 (128 views)
- H&K? - Audi4orce 2014-08-16 13:10:05 (141 views)
- i'd think you might be able to induce this on any pistol that has an empty mag hold open - Obijuan 2014-08-15 20:41:04 (112 views)
- You mean a birthday bounce? It's not something that's designed in - Eric Fletcher 2014-08-15 19:17:55 (129 views)
  - this is the first i've ever heard of "birthday bounce" - schnellmb_heart attack 2014-08-17 02:04:43 (141 views)
    - tried this on a P229...no go, slide remains locked to the rear. - schnellmb_heart attack 2014-08-19 23:38:52 (89 views)
      - hk does too - nyet 2014-08-20 00:31:10 (105 views)
  - I don't usually agree with EF, but... - el mike 2014-08-16 05:22:16 (158 views)
- Do you specifically want this feature, or want to avoid it? - CC Rider 2014-08-15 15:16:31 (99 views)
  - not sure, I was not aware of this behavior until recently. - phil type R 2014-08-15 17:16:51 (148 views)
    - dropping the slide via slide release is bad enough - nyet 2014-08-15 17:31:19 (175 views)
      - I've never had an issue with any of my handguns using the slide release or without a birthday bounce   -  Eric Fletcher  2014-08-15 19:20:14 (105 views)
        
        I have the habit of always doing a full rack  -  nyet  2014-08-15 20:30:08 (160 views)
        
        What do you use for lube?   -  Pablo  2014-08-16 16:03:49 (110 views)
        
        froglube   -  nyet  2014-08-16 19:34:38 (107 views)
        
        Did you totally degrease the gun and then do the heat and coat method?   -  Eric Fletcher  2014-08-16 22:18:28 (102 views)
        
        yes.   -  nyet  2014-08-16 23:56:01 (99 views)
        
        If that's the case on your sig then something's wrong with it   -  Eric Fletcher  2014-08-16 08:21:40 (109 views)
        
        weak recoil spring?   -  nyet  2014-08-16 13:24:07 (110 views)
        
        Or dirty slide rails   -  Eric Fletcher  2014-08-16 14:48:00 (95 views)
      - Why is that so bad?  -  Pablo  2014-08-15 17:58:50 (133 views)
        
        its not bad. dont drop the slide on somones custom competition 1911, causes excessive  -  phil type R  2014-08-15 20:37:57 (166 views)
        
        You realize that every time you pull the trigger you are in essence dropping the slide?  -  Eric Fletcher  2014-08-16 08:20:09 (146 views)
        
        If you slingshot the slide, it does prevent wear on the slide release and notch.  -  Pablo  2014-08-16 11:22:45 (138 views)
        
        except when you fire a round a bunch of stuff happens  -  phil type R  2014-08-16 10:53:36 (123 views)
        
        So not correct when you drop the slide it's no different than the slide moving to lockup during a   -  Eric Fletcher  2014-08-16 11:09:20 (138 views)
        
        no I was thinking more about examining a 1911 in a store, when not shooting  -  phil type R  2014-08-16 16:10:57 (127 views)
        
        like phil said, it's not necessarily bad. maybe if you do it over and over again 5,000 times  -  el mike  2014-08-16 06:26:34 (114 views)
- A lot of M&P's do that if you ram it home. Not 100% though. - Dubs 2014-08-15 14:51:45 (107 views)

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