I was shooting a type of IDPA, using my M&P22 pistol and when doing a fast reload from slidelock, the top round would stovepipe. I found it was because I was ramming it in too hard and the top round would pop partially up from inertia and then not feed correctly. The mags are all adjusted perfectly and I wouldn't want to tighten the feed lips any more than they are, so I tried the soft reload and no more problem. Only adds a small fraction of a second to my time and saves having to clear a malfunction.

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I believe that is a fairly common problem.

Which IDPA class allows .22s? I'm new at this and haven't seen any at our competitions yet.


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It's called "Defensive Shoot". It uses the most of the same rules at IDPA, but more lax as for equipment.

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Our guys will allow .22s but do not score them. I heard IDPA was considering .22s at one point, but never approved them for competition.


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