HungryHunter
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Hi all. I know the four main malfunctions of a semi auto pistol and how to clear them in the appropriate "workspace" while maintaining awareness. My only dilemma though is that I mainly "practice" with only two of my pistols. The rest are just fun guns so to speak. The two pistols I train with are both Sigs. A P2022, and a P220, my primary carry guns.
I know this may sound hard to believe or slightly boastful, and I suppose I'm just lucky but I can say without exaggeration I have ran at least 5k rounds through the 220, and 1k through the 2022 and over the years I've never had a malfunction. I've heard of mixing in a Snap Cap or two, or a empty case in the magazine but am somewhat hesitant of this. Not sure why. .. Just seems unsafe, though I have no logical basis for that. I often purposefully buy the cheapest ammo I've never heard of but it fails to malfunction. Like I said I guess I'm just lucky because I figured the numerical probability of at least getting a bad primer would happen but not so. Any ideas? Should I shoot on blissfully, I feel like I may be slowing down on a perishable skill. Hope this doesn't sound dumb. Thanks all.
I know this may sound hard to believe or slightly boastful, and I suppose I'm just lucky but I can say without exaggeration I have ran at least 5k rounds through the 220, and 1k through the 2022 and over the years I've never had a malfunction. I've heard of mixing in a Snap Cap or two, or a empty case in the magazine but am somewhat hesitant of this. Not sure why. .. Just seems unsafe, though I have no logical basis for that. I often purposefully buy the cheapest ammo I've never heard of but it fails to malfunction. Like I said I guess I'm just lucky because I figured the numerical probability of at least getting a bad primer would happen but not so. Any ideas? Should I shoot on blissfully, I feel like I may be slowing down on a perishable skill. Hope this doesn't sound dumb. Thanks all.