Is that stuff that bad?  I was going to buy a bunch at the last gun show, but I went too late.  Maybe a good thing.

Really?  I guess I never really noticed.  What's "a while"?  I have a few guns that I haven't shot in at least a few months.  One maybe even a year.  Kind of makes me want to try and see.  haha

I've only shot it once, very recently, and out of 100 rounds there where about 10 that where seated way long.  They chambered into the lands causing the pistol to be out of battery and needed forceful clearing off the bench.  This was in my CZ, which eats everything without complaint.
Ejection was also random and many hitting me in the forehead.  That in itself doesn't bother me , and the reason we wear hat and eyewear.  The out of battery and jams it the concern for me. 

Nonfunctional ammo is something that bothers me, who knows if you'll need even the cheapest of ammo someday.

Don't see how ejection would be more forceful after sitting awhile, unless something is up with your lube gumming up the slide or something, causing more delay and forceful slide velocity. What kind of lube are you using?

Don't see how ejection would be more forceful after sitting awhile, unless something is up with your lube gumming up the slide or something, causing more delay and forceful slide velocity. What kind of lube are you using?

he was talking about a different sort of "ejection"...

1) I've only shot it once, very recently, and out of 100 rounds there where about 10 that where seated way long.  They chambered into the lands causing the pistol to be out of battery and needed forceful clearing off the bench.  This was in my CZ, which eats everything without complaint.
Ejection was also random and many hitting me in the forehead.  That in itself doesn't bother me , and the reason we wear hat and eyewear.  The out of battery and jams it the concern for me. 

Nonfunctional ammo is something that bothers me, who knows if you'll need even the cheapest of ammo someday.

2) Don't see how ejection would be more forceful after sitting awhile, unless something is up with your lube gumming up the slide or something, causing more delay and forceful slide velocity. What kind of lube are you using?

1) Wow!  That sucks!  I've heard of that kind of stuff happening with reloads.  Particularly with brass shot out of Glocks and then reloads shot in tighter chamber guns like M&P and the brass wasn't resized carefully.  Haven't really heard of that with factory ammo. I've heard of hard primers, but not the issues that you described.  One of my favorite bulk ammo is actually UMC.  I recall seeing a lot of bad comments about it, but their 9 mm is one of my favorite training and competition ammo.  Their .223 Rem however is crappy.  And I still have like 1400 left. . . 

Yeah.  Proper function of ammo is key for sure.  Maybe I should buy some Armscor ammo to practice malfunction clearances.   

2) Yeah.  As long as properly lubed, I don't see it being an issue.  I learned that this cleaning solution that I used to use could gum up the trigger mechanism/springs. But that was an old batch (and I think it was breaking down already), but was ok if you wiped things down and lubed well after cleaning. 

he was talking about a different sort of "ejection"...

Ahh 

he was talking about a different sort of "ejection"...

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   Sorry guys, couldn't help myself.    heavies post put it over the top though.   

Don't see how ejection would be more forceful after sitting awhile, unless something is up with your lube gumming up the slide or something, causing more delay and forceful slide velocity. What kind of lube are you using?

  Sorry guys, couldn't help myself.    heavies post put it over the top though.   

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he was talking about a different sort of "ejection"...

It still could be a problem with the lube being used....  so it hits you in the forehead?   

It still could be a problem with the lube being used....  so it hits you in the forehead?   

Must have a ton of lube backed up if it hits him in the forehead. Be careful you don't go blind if it hits you in the eye. That's what my father told me. 

Must have a ton of lube backed up if it hits him in the forehead. Be careful you don't go blind if it hits you in the eye. That's what my father told me. 

That's the whole reason for the safety goggle requirement!  Or so I've heard 

It still could be a problem with the lube being used....  so it hits you in the forehead?   

Or the availability or suitability of targets. . . 

That's the whole reason for the safety goggle requirement!  Or so I've heard 

More like a face shield would be required with that much lube. Lmao