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I picked up a FNP-45 to add to my FNP-9. I've also found that the Tagua OWB with thumbsnap holster for the Sig P220 fits almost perfectly. In fact, it's very tight, and the snap will go over the hammer with some effort and stretching. I'm planning on leaving the weapon in the holster for a while to get it to mold to shape.
Now as far as the range is concerned. I bought three 50 rd. boxes of different types of ammunition: Blazer 180gr. MagTech 230gr. Remington UMC (Green box) 230gr. All types were FMJ.
The Blazer had feed jams or failures to extract on EVERY single round!
The MagTech did much better with only 1 feed failure.
The Remington also only had 1 feed failure, but worked on the 2nd try.
I'm going to try my old standby with the Winchester White Box FMJ and see how it goes on my next range trip.
Also, in disassembling the weapon, I noticed that the rail that comes out of the hammer assembly is hook shaped towards the inside of the weapon. On the FNP-9 this rail is straight. Is it supposed to be like that?
Now as far as the range is concerned. I bought three 50 rd. boxes of different types of ammunition: Blazer 180gr. MagTech 230gr. Remington UMC (Green box) 230gr. All types were FMJ.
The Blazer had feed jams or failures to extract on EVERY single round!
The MagTech did much better with only 1 feed failure.
The Remington also only had 1 feed failure, but worked on the 2nd try.
I'm going to try my old standby with the Winchester White Box FMJ and see how it goes on my next range trip.
Also, in disassembling the weapon, I noticed that the rail that comes out of the hammer assembly is hook shaped towards the inside of the weapon. On the FNP-9 this rail is straight. Is it supposed to be like that?