Thanks for the invite, I lived in Richardson (Spring Valley and Coit) and also in East Dallas (near Gaston/Abrams) 1975-1979, but then moved to Pasadena and now real close to Austin Texas. I do need to get back up there and see how it has grown some day, but this is going to be a really busy year for me trying to do all those things I always wanted to do "when I get time" and now that I'm retired, it seems like I have less..baldeagle wrote:rpb, if you live in the Dallas area, maybe we can meet at the range, and I'll test your gun(s) while you test mine.
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- Sun Jun 06, 2010 4:52 pm
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- Sun Jun 06, 2010 3:27 pm
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Re: Had problems at the range today
Well, just to get a second opinion, if you want to drop it all off at my house with a several hundred rounds of whatever ammo you use, I'll verify that was the issue for you at no charge.baldeagle wrote:I found the answer, I think. I found this post, http://sigforum.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/ ... /749101723, at the Sig Forum site:I checked all three mags. All three push the slide catch lever up properly, but, you can insert the new mags into the pistol without "locking" them in place. They seem to be in place and they won't fall out, but they're not locked in place.Checks: with the slide off the pistol, lift the slide catch lever; it should be under spring tension and should smartly return to it's rest position when released. (If it doesn't, the slide catch lever spring is broken or missing). Insert an empty magazine and ensure that the follower of the mag lifts the slide catch lever up. With an assembled pistol with slide forward, insert an empty magazine and rack the slide to the rear; the slide should remain locked back.
If I push the mag up into the receiver it seems to be in place. The slide catch lever is moved up, but not far enough to lock the slide. If I push the mag with a little more force, there is a clicking sound when the magazine hits the catch stop and the slide catch lever pops up far enough to lock the slide back. So I most likely did not insert the mag all the way into the frame enough to lock it. Next time I go to the range I'll make sure that every mag is properly locked in place.
That may also explain the jamming issue I had with that mag.
That's what the TAP is for in a TAP RACK BANG ... make sure it clicks. I have a very similar issue with another pistol