Range - not so good day

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mbillups
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Range - not so good day

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Went to the range with my P-64, Kel-Tec 380 and Rock Island 45.

Shot about 50 rounds through the P-64 and only experience one failure (first one ever). The gun failed to fire and the trigger behave like the safety was on, but it wasn't. Hammer was down.
I recycled the safety and was able to fire the round in the chamber. Never experience this type of failure before.
Isn't a light strike?


Kel-Tec continues to be a head ache. Won't extract reliably. I continue to tweak it a little at time and go back to the range. My patience is about run out on it.

The Rock was failing to load reliably, but I think it was the mag, because the rounds were almost straight up when loading. Totally missing the feed ramp. Wasn't very prepare that day as I didn't have another mag with me.

Thanks for listening.

Mort
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Mort

Sorry you had such a bad day the range

a bad at the range is still better than a good day at work

your P-64 I think I would take the safety a part any check it out anyway

there have been problems with the safeties dropping before

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Thanks Norm,
These days happen sometimes. I'll will take the safety a part and check it out. Its funny but not unusual that my recollection of the event isn't very clear. I don't think the safety actually physically dropped. Its not hard to manipulate but not easy either.

After your memory goes what's next?

I may have to take my .357 to the range and fired off 50 rounds or so. That always makes me feel better.
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