I have just recently purchased a SigPro .40 S&W. My purchase decision was partly due to the great experience I've had with my 226 - never a malfunction.
I took my SigPro to the range for the first time last week, and put 200 rounds through it(Winchester target stuff, I think 180 grain). I experienced 3 misfires, where the firing pin did not strike the cartridge primer. I unchambered each round, inspected, rechambered, and was able to successfully fire. It appeared to me as though, somehow, the hammer was not fully cocked and was not able to strike the firing pin mechanism. Just guessing - I'm not a smith...
Has anyone had any exoerience like this with a SigPro? Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
I took my SigPro to the range for the first time last week, and put 200 rounds through it(Winchester target stuff, I think 180 grain). I experienced 3 misfires, where the firing pin did not strike the cartridge primer. I unchambered each round, inspected, rechambered, and was able to successfully fire. It appeared to me as though, somehow, the hammer was not fully cocked and was not able to strike the firing pin mechanism. Just guessing - I'm not a smith...
Has anyone had any exoerience like this with a SigPro? Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.