Replacement magazine showed up today! 4 1/2 months! Magpul would've fired those guys! Grabbed a couple more online for $18 ea shipped while I waited....
I read some where that your scope should be in the same price range as the cost of your firearm. I will probably never afford to use that math myself but, I just picked up a Redfield Revenge scope for one of my rifles and the glass is nice and has some great features for $220.
Yes the grooves caused by the magazine splitting allowed the rounds to slowly eat away at the feed lips until the groves got bad enough that the bolt wouldn't strip the next round because the rim of the case was trapped in the groove. At first it was hanging up a few rounds per mag. Then it just...
Someone gets it. The magazine coming apart and separating is the ONLY thing going on and has nothing at all to do with how they are being loaded. All mags are loaded as they are intended. Simple part failure and nothing to overthink. It's in the mail to S&W.
The only thing causing the failure to feed is that the magazine came apart and allowed the follower to push the next round up through the feed lips. the grooves in the feed lips are caused by the case rim being forced straight up repeatedly until it failed. Has nothing to do with how the mags...
S&W got back to me today and said they will replace it for free if I send it back to them on my dime. Good enough for me. I have other factory mags that still work fine. For now:)
I was out plinking Sunday (and bagging trash) when my M&P 15 .22 started jamming. It turned out to be the magazine. The magazine body started coming apart and allowing the follower to push the round up through the top. The rim of the case has caused two small grooves in the feed lips where the...
With an empty magazine in your unloaded pistol, holster your pistol with your holster in your hands. Push on the leather at the point where the leather covers the magazine release. Your magazine will pop. I cut all of my holsters so the leather clears the magazine release.
Look at your unloaded pistol while its in the holster. flip the holster over and look to see if the leather part of your holster is covering your mag release button. Some holster configurations will apply pressure to the button and pop the mag without you knowing. It could be as simple as...
I removed my stock and cleaned the top of the tube with some alcohol and applied a 1"x3"piece of aluminum tape to the top of the tube. The stock is rock solid. The tape cannot be seen.