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Old 10-29-2018, 05:44 AM
Mille162 Mille162 is offline
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Originally Posted by Doug Lax View Post
mine was a jam o matic.


Im on my second DE .50. I was getting a ton of jams when using the .44 barrel, and some (not as many) in .50. One of the guys at the range behind the desk showed me that you have to let it kick “up” and that I was gripping it too tight and fighting the kickback. With a loosened up grip and allowing the front to kick up slightly, the slide operates perfectly and never jams.
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