Smith & Wesson M&P Pro Series Destroyed: Catastrophic Failure

[MichiganScott]

I'm with you. I think they were using reloads. That is why I hate to use reloads. Never have and never will use them. Not safe in my opinion.

I trust my own reloads more than factory. QA is better.

 

[fkienast]

The trend towards non-fully supported chambers in some pistols had led to bulged and weakened cases. If fired in this type pistol, the expended cases should be disposed of. Picking up and reusing range brass is equally suspect, because you have no idea if the is safe or not. Re-manufactured ammo should always be approached with caution.

 

[EnticeTheMalice]

Yeah I seen this posted on a different site several months ago. These retarded Internet operator commandos were blaming S&W and saying they make **** guns. Turns out they were using overpowered reloads and questionable +p+ loads that caused it and not Smith for making a bad gun.

 

[Vartarg]

Shouting

IMHO, YOU ARE A VERY LUCKY MAN ! ! ! YOU COULD HAVE TAKEN THE BACK HALF OF THAT GUN IN THE FACE. PERSONALLY, I DON'T LIKE ANYTHING BUT METAL GUNS, AND THIS VIDEO RE-INFORCES THAT. IF THIS IS INDEED BRAND NEW FACTORY AMMO, I WOULD CONTACT THE AMMO MANUFACTURER. IF THIS WAS REMANUFACTURED/RELOADED AMMO, YOU MAY HAVE A PROBLEM WITH S&W ACCEPTING ANY RESPONSIBILITY. GOOD LUCK, AND PLEASE KEEP US POSTED…..

Are you aware that using all caps is the internet equivalent of SHOUTING?? Or did you intend to speak louder than everyone else.

 

[M29since14]

...Major 9 with a 9# recoil spring.

You're kidding me, right?

I suppose you're not. What is this clown thinking?