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·I posted this on another forum, but wanted some more input.
I own a Smith and Wesson M&P15T. I am experiencing a no feed situation regular ly. I have 5 30 rounds mags (Same make as what came with the gun) and one 20 round mag. Today, I shot used the 20 round mag first, and after the first shot, it did not feed, I fed the next one and after that I did not have any issues. I then loaded a 30 round mag, and first 5 rounds would not feed automatically, and after that I had not problems with the mag. The next 4 mags I had nothing but problems with, sometimes it would not feed at all and the next it catch the ammunition half way up and jam the gun. The gun was cleaned and lubed. This is my 3rd outing and same results. Any suggestions? I am thinking about sending it back to Smith and Wesson, but hate to part with it for weeks if I can fix it myself.
Oh, I am shooting American Eagle .223 Rem. 55 Grain FMJ Boat Tail and Federal XM193 5.56MM M193 Ball ammo 55 Grain. Did not notice a difference between how they fed.
I own a Smith and Wesson M&P15T. I am experiencing a no feed situation regular ly. I have 5 30 rounds mags (Same make as what came with the gun) and one 20 round mag. Today, I shot used the 20 round mag first, and after the first shot, it did not feed, I fed the next one and after that I did not have any issues. I then loaded a 30 round mag, and first 5 rounds would not feed automatically, and after that I had not problems with the mag. The next 4 mags I had nothing but problems with, sometimes it would not feed at all and the next it catch the ammunition half way up and jam the gun. The gun was cleaned and lubed. This is my 3rd outing and same results. Any suggestions? I am thinking about sending it back to Smith and Wesson, but hate to part with it for weeks if I can fix it myself.
Oh, I am shooting American Eagle .223 Rem. 55 Grain FMJ Boat Tail and Federal XM193 5.56MM M193 Ball ammo 55 Grain. Did not notice a difference between how they fed.