There's been 18 posts since his last, and we're still talking about him? So, moving on to some helpful advise.
1) Everyone be sure to not just clean your guns regularly, but inspect them for loose parts as well. The cylinder release fell off my S&W 360 PD snub nose revolver while loading it today. Apparently shooting full power loads has caused the screw to work loose over time. Fortunately even if the parts had not been found on the floor, the design allows you to slide the screw mounting post in order to open the cylinder, so it wouldn't render the firearm un-loadable.
2) Everyone be sure to test ALL of your magazines before you rely on them for self defense, so you aren't caught off guard by a failure to operate due to a bad magazine (failure to feed, failure to lock back). Saturday we went to break in my Sig P365 with another 250 rounds, to get past 500 rounds total, and made sure to try all 4 of my magazines - 2x ten rounds and 2x twelve rounds (4 mags total).
Previously I shot 275 rounds through both 10 round mags that came with it, without a failure, but I didn't have the 12 rounders yet to try out at the time. I carry a Kahr PM9 until I can trust the Sig for EDC. I wanted to see 500 rounds through it without a failure first. Three of the magazines functioned flawlessly, but the feed lip on one of the 12 rounders is slightly different near the slide stop vs the other 3 magazines, and it was often causing a round to nose-dive into the feed ramp and cause a FTF. Going back to any of the previous magazines fixed the issue - the 3 good mags have identical feed lips that are different from the bad one.
The gun club is going to lock tight the screw for me tomorrow, and also replace the magazine for me.
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