SR40 issues

Is anyone having any problems with spent casings getting stuck in the chamber. ( failure to eject?)

Thanks in advance

Not familiar with that platform but have you tried looking at the ammo you use?Alot of times an issue is ammo related.This is why I do not use Wolf or Tula ammo in my cz-82

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Spent casings stuck in the chamber?
Really stuck? Or just remaining there after the shot has been fired?

If the case merely remains in the chamber after the shot, look first at your technique.
This is frequently the result of "limp-wristing" the gun. That is, you may be holding it too loosely.
Semi-auto pistols need to use all of the recoil force available, in order to work reliably. If you're holding loosely, you're wasting some of that force. Thus the gun won't cycle properly.

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Originally Posted by Steve M1911A1

Spent casings stuck in the chamber?
Really stuck? Or just remaining there after the shot has been fired?

If the case merely remains in the chamber after the shot, look first at your technique.
This is frequently the result of "limp-wristing" the gun. That is, you may be holding it too loosely.
Semi-auto pistols need to use all of the recoil force available, in order to work reliably. If you're holding loosely, you're wasting some of that force. Thus the gun won't cycle properly.

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It doesnt do it every time, I would say one every 50 rds or so. I have been using Federal 165 FMJ. At first I thought it was a particular lot of ammo, but it isn't. Thanks for the advice, maybe it is me. I will keep you posted!

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Originally Posted by Steve M1911A1

Spent casings stuck in the chamber?
Really stuck? Or just remaining there after the shot has been fired?

If the case merely remains in the chamber after the shot, look first at your technique.
This is frequently the result of "limp-wristing" the gun. That is, you may be holding it too loosely.
Semi-auto pistols need to use all of the recoil force available, in order to work reliably. If you're holding loosely, you're wasting some of that force. Thus the gun won't cycle properly.

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Not really stuck, just remaining.

Sometimes it's a break-in issue.
But that would be something that happens with almost every shot.

I suggest that you may be getting tired or sore from recoil after a while, so every so often you limp-wrist the gun and it fails to eject.

You were right. I shot 200 rds through it today (paying close attention to my grip) No stuck casings AT ALL!! Thanks again.

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Originally Posted by Steve M1911A1

Sometimes it's a break-in issue.
But that would be something that happens with almost every shot.

I suggest that you may be getting tired or sore from recoil after a while, so every so often you limp-wrist the gun and it fails to eject.

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