Last bullet jam

[9teeneleven]

USP .40. The last bullet in the clip is jamming the slide. This happened twice in about 150 rounds yesterday. Both times it was the last bullet. That may just be a coincidence. My first guess is that the spring in the clip is worn out. This is a very old mag. Any ideas why the last bullet might jam?

[Guest bkelm18]

My guess would be the spring. Was it the same magazine both times?

[Guest jwp]

It's the magazine spring.

Call Wolff and get a new one and you'll be in bidniss.

[9teeneleven]

Thanks guys that's what I suspected. Same mag both times.

[musicman]

I thought this thread was about some new song, or maybe a jelly of some sort.

[Ninja9]

I thought this thread was about some new song, or maybe a jelly of some sort.

As in:

"Aaaaah, Ricky Bobby! Now we shall dance. And yes, it will be a slow jam"

Sorry

[Guest smithandwesson]

get a 10% more power spring from wolffe

[9teeneleven]

Thanks for the Wolff suggestion. I just bought two new factory H&K mags. I was really excited about the price ($13 each), but a little dismayed when they arrived and I realized they were ban-era 10 round mags. I like the idea of the larger capacity for my primary clip, but also like reliability, even in a range gun. Therefore, I think the $10 for the wolff spring will be money well spent.

[Guest Matchguy]

There's not a darn thing wrong with a ten round range mag. CDNN sells 10 round MecGar's for the 9mm Browning Hi Power brand new for ten bucks and they're very popular around here.

MG