Q: Hey Rick,
I was trying out my Sig 938 I recently bought second hand (pristine condition) at a local gun shop. It jammed every round using their ammo (re-loads). I thought uh oh. but then my buddy's Glock 26 was jamming on house ammo as well. My question is, have you seen this with house ammo very often?
To reduce range expenses, I allow my students to shoot factory reloads for class but I do not enthusiastically endorse it. I always suggest spending a few extra dollars for a more enjoyable and less problematic shooting experience with non reloaded factory ammunition.
However, OTOH by the end of the session the student will be a pro at resolving handgun malfunctions. So, a positive can indeed be realized in a non optimal situation.
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