Hello all.
I am shooting my Kimber in bullseye competition. The loads I had originally worked out were 3.7 gr of Clays with 200 gr Rainier or West Coast. The Kimber has a Tasco Red Dot mounted with a Clark rail, and a Wolfe 8 lb spring.
I shot the loads for the first four or five weeks, and started getting malfunctions. The only way that I could get any consistancy was to up the loads to 4.2 gr of Clays.
This worked for a couple of weeks, but Wednesday, during competition, I had numerous misfeeds again (seven, to be exact).
Am I unconsiously relaxing my grip? If so, it must be just a little bit. I can't think of anything else that would cause these.
By the way, the jam is the normal "limp wrist" type of jam, with a case stuck in the extractor and another trying to get out of the magazine and into the chamber.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Casey
I am shooting my Kimber in bullseye competition. The loads I had originally worked out were 3.7 gr of Clays with 200 gr Rainier or West Coast. The Kimber has a Tasco Red Dot mounted with a Clark rail, and a Wolfe 8 lb spring.
I shot the loads for the first four or five weeks, and started getting malfunctions. The only way that I could get any consistancy was to up the loads to 4.2 gr of Clays.
This worked for a couple of weeks, but Wednesday, during competition, I had numerous misfeeds again (seven, to be exact).
Am I unconsiously relaxing my grip? If so, it must be just a little bit. I can't think of anything else that would cause these.
By the way, the jam is the normal "limp wrist" type of jam, with a case stuck in the extractor and another trying to get out of the magazine and into the chamber.
Any suggestions?
Thanks.
Casey