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Welcome to the forums!!! :D 1.) Make sure the firearm is adaquetly lubed. 2.) You mention your friend has an identical model try to use his magazines in your firearm. 3.)Make sure your thumb isn't pushing up on the slide release causing it to lock the slide back inadvertently.

I agree with Bob O, it deffinitly looks like its riding a bit high. If that slides off track that will surely lock it back.

No need to worry it's more than likely your finger placement :) with my shield if I grip too high up under the slide release it would lock the slide back and if I gripped to high up tword the top it would prevent it from locking back. Also sometimes occasionally if a round was not seated...

From the pictures it looks like one side of the slide may have came slightly off track, can you post a closer picture of that slide release lever?

In a general situation I never get asked that because I don't inform people that I do carry. However it hits a personal spot so I figure I will share my story. We all watch the news and hear about terrible tragedies. More often than not we NEVER think we would find ourself in those situations...

Hmm, did it eject the spent round?

She is so purdy!!! :)

Heck yes! Haven't you seen pulp fiction?!!! Just kidding of course lol. I don't feel the need to bring my firearm in the bathroom with me unless it's a public bathroom. I don't want to expose it to a moist enviorument if I don't have to.

It was hard for me at first, but after the first 300 rounds it got easier. However its also the technique that you use that makes a difference. The sling shot method is conciderbly harder, Hence why I use the palm of my left hand while pushing the firearm forward with my right in a simultaneous...

I payed $485 tax included for my Shield .40, seems a bit overpriced but I'm happy with it. :)

Inform no one when it comes to your carry situation. From personal experience people talk, word gets out, and things are blown out of proportion. My firearm never leaves my side, and its no ones business.

Thank you everyone for your advice, I took it to another gunsmith to look it over, and I viewed multiple youtube videos closely inspecting each shield and they seem to have the same wear on the backstrap of the slide. I oiled the rails a bit more as well as the trigger spring and the reset...

Here are a few pictures. I cleaned it and its still to no avail. It still seems to be having the same issues.

Hello everyone, I'm new to the forums here. However I have experienced a new issue with my shield that I am a bit worried about. Yesterday I ran some tula ammo through my .40 Shield and it jammed up twice. I was able to get the slide open and did not think much of it however I noticed a bruise...

I take mine along while I go jogging. Its light enough that I barely feel it.