I noticed a lot of threads on the other board where somebody had feed or eject problems and someone would comment that they should use better ammo.
I haven't seen any recent thread on what is recommended and not recommended ammo for the P-3AT, particularly economical fmj for break in.
Maybe we should post our results good and bad, with what ammo we tried. If that is definitively known, ammo problems can be clearly distinguished from gun problems.
I'll start by saying I've fired about 100 rounds with no failures of any kind. I used generic white box Winchester fmj and HydraShok.
As a sidenote, I just got in some Gold Dots being impressed by gelatin testing on the Marshall board. Compared to the HydraShok it has a larger cavity in the nose but doesn't bite as much as the HydraShok just running your finger over the nose at a 45° angle. I've switched to Gold Dots.
I haven't seen any recent thread on what is recommended and not recommended ammo for the P-3AT, particularly economical fmj for break in.
Maybe we should post our results good and bad, with what ammo we tried. If that is definitively known, ammo problems can be clearly distinguished from gun problems.
I'll start by saying I've fired about 100 rounds with no failures of any kind. I used generic white box Winchester fmj and HydraShok.
As a sidenote, I just got in some Gold Dots being impressed by gelatin testing on the Marshall board. Compared to the HydraShok it has a larger cavity in the nose but doesn't bite as much as the HydraShok just running your finger over the nose at a 45° angle. I've switched to Gold Dots.