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<blockquote data-quote="xrd" data-source="post: 1124841" data-attributes="member: 2513"><p>Hi, I have had issues with Springfields in 9mm. The feed ramp is at an angle that works very well with ball round ammo. Hollow point bullets slam into the bottem of the feed ramp and stay, they don't go up the feed ramp. I talked to Springfield armorers and they told me it was because of the shape of the bullet, Precision Delta hollow point ammo, and the feed ramp angle. They could redress/change the angle of the feed ramp to those bullets but I wasn't too keen on taking away metal. So, ball ammo is king. I haven't had any problems with any ball rounds regardless of bullet weight or ammo manufacturer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xrd, post: 1124841, member: 2513"] Hi, I have had issues with Springfields in 9mm. The feed ramp is at an angle that works very well with ball round ammo. Hollow point bullets slam into the bottem of the feed ramp and stay, they don't go up the feed ramp. I talked to Springfield armorers and they told me it was because of the shape of the bullet, Precision Delta hollow point ammo, and the feed ramp angle. They could redress/change the angle of the feed ramp to those bullets but I wasn't too keen on taking away metal. So, ball ammo is king. I haven't had any problems with any ball rounds regardless of bullet weight or ammo manufacturer. [/QUOTE]
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