The Kimber 380 will not always feed flat nose Winchester ammo, or home cast Ranch Dog 102 grain flat nose bullets. The slide may lock back before the magazine is empty. Or occasionally fail to go into battery without a push. So we don't use them for SD. Both feed hand loaded 95 grain hollow point and ball, my handloads or factory.
The Sig P238 feeds the flat nose. I don't worry if there is a bobble with practice ammo.
You folks can say "suggests" or what ever.
I had a bunch of ammo loaded for my LCP. All were too long for both pistols. Shorter Chambers. Feeding them improper ammo is not a failure.
My Micro 9 has 700 rounds, no problems in the last 200. It's sighted for 25 yards and shoots what ever I feed it. Very accurate. It did have a few fail to battery at first. A push on the slide took care of it. I had to drift the rear sight.
I only shoot handloads. I have a few boxes of factory HP for carry. Never a problem with those.
David
The Sig P238 feeds the flat nose. I don't worry if there is a bobble with practice ammo.
You folks can say "suggests" or what ever.
I had a bunch of ammo loaded for my LCP. All were too long for both pistols. Shorter Chambers. Feeding them improper ammo is not a failure.
My Micro 9 has 700 rounds, no problems in the last 200. It's sighted for 25 yards and shoots what ever I feed it. Very accurate. It did have a few fail to battery at first. A push on the slide took care of it. I had to drift the rear sight.
I only shoot handloads. I have a few boxes of factory HP for carry. Never a problem with those.
David
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