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<blockquote data-quote="Aries" data-source="post: 3507124" data-attributes="member: 44328">Don&#039;t know about the others but on my Taurus PT-22 you are not going to eject a round by racking the slide.&nbsp; It&#039;s extremely stiff, and difficult to get a grip on it to pull back.&nbsp; It can be done but only with great effort, and probably not without getting your hand in front of the muzzle to grab the front part of the slide.&nbsp; After one or two attempts, you&#039;re going to tip the barrel up, and this is how they are designed to work.To answer your question, you&#039;re correct, the round will not eject, if you point the muzzle upward with the slide held back it may or may not fall out.Now someone is going to come along and say they do it all the time and I must have a weak grip, and they won&#039;t be wrong. <img src="/images/smilies/new/pms2.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":pms2:" title="Pms2&nbsp; &nbsp; :pms2:" data-shortname=":pms2:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aries, post: 3507124, member: 44328"] Don't know about the others but on my Taurus PT-22 you are not going to eject a round by racking the slide. It's extremely stiff, and difficult to get a grip on it to pull back. It can be done but only with great effort, and probably not without getting your hand in front of the muzzle to grab the front part of the slide. After one or two attempts, you're going to tip the barrel up, and this is how they are designed to work. To answer your question, you're correct, the round will not eject, if you point the muzzle upward with the slide held back it may or may not fall out. Now someone is going to come along and say they do it all the time and I must have a weak grip, and they won't be wrong. :pms2: [/QUOTE]

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