It's supposed to help reliability. Less moving parts around the cartridge is good.
It's supposed to help reliability. Less moving parts around the cartridge is good.
I've seen that mod/theory before.
My Steel Challenge Mark IV Hunter still has it installed about 10K rounds later. Never had that to be an issue. I cringe when doing the RO duties seeing somebody rack the slide and assume a round made it to the chamber.
A lot of times they get a click and have to tap, rack to get a round in there.
Keeping a clean gun with lube eliminates any issue with the loaded chamber indicator.
Not necessary to remove it IMHO. But everybody has their own opinion.
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Mine jams just like a Ruger with it so it hasn't helped any... at least every once in a while
Can you contribute the FTF or FTL with the loaded chamber indicator?
It's mag related
It's probably a shooter error problem. Noobs frequently have issues like this.
More than likely I'm flinching from the recoil, limp wristing it.
Yeah, that's probably it. Get yourself a big ass shoulder slingy thing for it or maybe a bipod and kinda like...lock it down and that should help the flinch. I know that recoil must be terrifying.
I thought about doing it to mine but I havent found a good reason to. I may go ahead and do it when I do the trigger. The only time mine has had any problems is from being stupid dirty from running the can on it and dirty ammo.
How do you like that Vortex on there?
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