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I did try to do it via email. Several times my emails got back a response that were filtered as spam. I have sent another email today... Fingers crossed.

The P365 had strikers break because of that. So I am not really happy that I see this on Hellcat too. I think that Sig put a stronger return spring in their new strikers and also beveled the pin differently. My Hellcat striker "jiggles" inside of I shake the removed slide, not sure if that...

I dug out more... Three different brands.

I found one different casing and it's the same.

Is this bad? Casing fired from my Hellcat.

I just got the Sig P365XT Romero yesterday. The "ouch" in my wallet was real, but is so nice to have this piece! This was from Bass Pro Shops and they sold me two cases of ammo with it, to sweeten the deal. They only charge $18.99 for 50 rounds of target ammo. That was a nice change from the...

That's the issue. You can't be EVER sure of that, unless you train having have some other dude shooting live ammo at you. I don't care what you think about range training, when adrenaline is pumping you cannot be 100% sure about that "muscle memory". That blade is only to protect against drops...

I was looking for concealed carry. And the above list is titled the same. To me it didn't fell like something I could easily carry and especially draw from a holster without snagging.

I was excited about it when I saw the reviews. Until I had one in my hand. I could not get past that thick slide... Maybe I am partial because I own a Hellcat.

The metallic blade might not bind the same way, because is more rigid and can "slip" easier. Don't know tough I don't have one, don't need it with the new trigger. However Apex seem to have changed it too, that pic is from midwestgunworks site... Maybe you can get them to send you a replacement?

"MILSPEC" is not "NATO" necessarily. MILSPEC M882 (since around 1984) is "NATO": https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/9mm-military-ammo-specifications.141373/ A 9mm NATO round would be like a 9mm +P round in terms of pressure. 9mm NATO is’s definitely snappier because it’s designed to...

That's probably the easiest way to solve this. Metal will not bind as easy under pressure (doesn't deform) and especially now that the aftermarket copied the new angle, it's even better. Too bad that SA doesn't sell spare parts.

Yep, that's what I was looking for. For example in the Ruger MAX-9 manual it is stated that +P will reduce the life of the gun and bold "do not use +P+". I didn't see anything like that in Hellcat's manual, so I was curious.

I read my Hellcat manual and I didn't see a mention of +P loads. So... I assume that means that this is rated only for normal P loads?

There is nothing available there now.

Because nobody really complained about it, only a few Hellcat haters. I just tested the new S&W Shield Plus at my LGS an hour ago and it has the exact same trigger issues like the first gen Hellcat. No surprise, since the shape of that safety blade is identical with Gen 1 Hellcat trigger, with...

Actually the newer Hellcat (2021) have a revised trigger and it doesn't bind anymore - I have one. Looking at the pictures for the new Shield, the trigger safety is exactly the shape of the first Hellcat trigger safety (sharp angle), so chances are that it will bind the same way.

A weaker recoil spring doesn't give enough "umpf" to the slightly bigger rounds (more friction) during the return. Oiling lowers the general friction that fights against the return, that's why helps. Running rounds trough and cleaning the barrel helps honing those surfaces by bullet friction...

Voters want this spending on debt. Over 50% of Americans are in debt, so they don't bat an eye to national debt. As long as they have their entitlements...

Any feedback about your Hellcat with DPM?