I've read that when selecting defensive ammo for auto pistols to fire 100 rounds (or more, depending on the source), to make sure the ammo functions properly in the chosen pistol.
My question is whether to fire the amount of ammo at one time, without cleaning, or to stretch this into two or more sessions of 50 rounds each.
The basis for the question is that my Colt Compact will shoot everything I've tried for about 50-60 rounds. Then, with several brands of JHP's, I'll have an occasional feeding problem.
My question is whether to fire the amount of ammo at one time, without cleaning, or to stretch this into two or more sessions of 50 rounds each.
The basis for the question is that my Colt Compact will shoot everything I've tried for about 50-60 rounds. Then, with several brands of JHP's, I'll have an occasional feeding problem.