has anyone had a empty shell get caught in the eject port??? mine has done it 2 times now...im gonna call Springfield! :twisted:
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has anyone had a empty shell get caught in the eject port??? mine has done it 2 times now...im gonna call Springfield! :twisted:
U need to clean the extractor area - and, also see if it's one particular magazine that it occurs on. Also, try a new recoil spring. After that, then contact springfield. All that is cheaper than paying the $50 shipping it would cost to send them the gun back for warranty work.
:smt023 what Shipwreck said. jus FYI... if ya do have to deal with Springer Repairs... they aren't bad. I had to send a Micro 1911 back, they R&R W/ no sweat, no grief in 3 weeks time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shipwreck
It is probibly a MAG problem. I have 1 mag that does it everytime on the last round.
I've heard of others that have had similar problems and what was found to be common among these folks was the ammo they were using. Seems like semi-wad cutters (SMC) are very problematic for some of the XD's, regardless of who manufactured the ammo.
More here: http://www.xdtalk.com/forums/showthr...ghlight=cutter
The XD simply wasn't designed to use SWC ammo.
hi sick45,, when this happen to your springer,,,are you limp wristing it,,, this could cause a failure to eject,,,that might explain why you have had 2,,,, get a little firmer hold on the gun and try it before you do anything mechanical,,,let us know,,,,,also if you do send it back to springfield,,,youwill love the warrenty dept. just my .02
I got the same problem with 2 of the 4 mags i have for my XD 45 tac. It does it some times and others it doesnt i did notice that the ejector was really tight which i thought be odd but this is my first pistol so i took it to a friend whos dad does gun work for the police department and he said it was strange how tight if thats the correct term the ejector was so while he installs some tfo sights on it he'll look into seeing if he can do anything with the ejector thing
Isn't that referred to as a "smokestack?"Quote:
Originally Posted by sick45
Never heard of one.
Bob Wright
Sick45 is gone from the forum.
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Originally Posted by Bob Wright
I've always heard it called a Stovepipe.
+1 good catch :smt023Quote:
Originally Posted by MissouriMule
Yep. That, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by MissouriMule
Bob Wright