Before I get in touch with Global Ordnance, I thought I might ask the members here for some thoughts on this issue I'm having.
I bought a Q1, and a Q100 earlier this year. Both guns are incredible shooters, and I much prefer the longer Q100. It's even more accurate than my EDC a Walther PDP.
I want to carry it, but cannot because it continues to stovepipe. I've cleaned it, and polished the feed ramp. I now have about 400 rounds through it. Mostly FMJ- Blazer 115, Fiocci, and Federal. I have also shot quite a few different JHP rounds, Remington, Winchester, Nosler, Koenig, and some others. Same issue regardless of ammo.
I make sure I'm gripping firmly, so I don't think it's that. Should I just be patient? My Smith& Wesson M&P 2.0 stove piped until it broke in, but only a few times- and now its completely reliable. But this is excessive, in my view. Should I send it back to them?
Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Dave.
@ geometry dash lite: Some firearms do require a break-in period, but 400 rounds with consistent stovepiping is concerning. It’s good to be patient, but it's also important to recognize when an issue may be more severe.