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Good deal...I'm glad you cleared it...

I would probably be just as distraught as you were on this...

Which lends me to think that if I ever decide to carry "reloads" for self defense, I will do my homework, make sure the load works, and be conservative in the brass selection, primer reliability, not load heavy with the powder, and let the bullet do the work...

I just can't see the advantage of loading and shooting "hot" +P rounds...Which I have heard some people do...

And thats not being disrespectful to the good reloader community out there...I just have some reservations about the whole concept, and have a lot of learning to do, before I get comfortable...

Are you using factory ammo or reloads???

Regardless of that info, drop that magazine if you can...That way if it does go off, you won't obviously chamber another round...

I'm not an expert, but for some reason it makes me think you've chambered a round, yet the case wall may have buckled in the chamber and is causing the action to be limited in motion like you've described...

The reloaders on the forum may know better than I...

And I have never heard or seen a jam like you've described where you can't, with as much effort as you can muster, get that slide back and eject that bad round...

Good luck, I hope someone else can help you figure it out...

We seem to be having a plethra of gun failures these days...