Took my new S&W M&P 2.0 Compact out to the range today. Found it rather interesting that some of my lighter target loads wouldn't fully cycle the slide. Ran 200+ rounds of some warmer loads with zero issues. Tried the lighter loads again and it cycled 90% percent of the rounds. Only a .2 grain difference is all it took between rounds that would cycle and ones that wouldn't.
All in all very happy with the pistol!!
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I was amazed at the difference in groups when I bumped my 38 Spc load up .2 gr, it went from throwing rocks to clover leafing at 15 yards freehanded. I really didn’t think .2 gr was that big of a deal until then.
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Definitely interesting especially with pistol rounds. I had some for my 92fs that puked the bullet into the barrel. Had 4 other loads that day and the next batch was .2 grains higher and ran the gun perfectly.Sent from my SM-J727V using TapatalkOriginally Posted by RogerT
I heard that, prior to that event my standard work up for pistols was choose a charge weight just above the minimum and let it ride, after seeing the difference .2 gr made, I work up just like a rifle load. Now that I have my 38 figured out. I have to do the 45’s and 9mm’s.
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I do the same, even for my lower power target rounds. Makes for a more enjoyable shooting experience when you trust your ammo completely. [emoji846]Sent from my SM-J727V using Tapatalk
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