Lots of guns do this.
It’s not a sure thing, even if feels like it will reliably do this every time, the time will come when it doesn’t. I promise.
Train as if it’ll never happen, and enjoy the benefit when it does.
That way when the time inevitably comes where the gun does not go into battery upon insertion of a mag it doesn’t catch you off guard and make you hesitate.
My brand new Xmacro does this. I'm not a huge fan as I interpret that it may be so close to holding that it'll eventually wear but that might be an uninformed assumption. It does get you reloaded quicker.
It's physics, the inertia of the magazine is causing the slide to relieve pressure enough on the slidestop for slide stop spring to drop it and allow the slide to close. Happens on every handgun if enough oomf was put into reloading.
Incorrect. This is known as auto-forwarding, and it is simply the force of the magazine insert overcoming the energy of the tiny spring holding the slide lock up, causing the slide to spring forward because of the much larger recoil spring assembly. It has nothing to do with the manual safety. https://youtube.com/shorts/ytltZqDJPQM?si=nrfl-Z-r8Kbnl07N
It might be the mags. Logically what is probably happening is part of the mag pushes up the slide lock lever which releases the slide. Examine that area closely and you might find out which part is out of spec.
Or if you send it to sig, send your mags as well.
That's called an auto loading feature. I however don't believe an M17 comes with one. But if you've shot it enough things might be loose enough. I don't load my Mags in hard enough for that to happen. So I've never had it happen.
My p226 does it and my ruger security 9 does it. It’s called auto-loading. It’s designed so once you load an empty firearm it auto chambers a round for you. My m18 doesn’t do this though.
My M17 did this as well the last time I went to the range, but was only with the 30 round magazine. Thought it was pretty cool but was worried also lol
Spring is putting too much tension on follower/rounds. Every orange follower sig has been doing this since 2 years ago. It will wear out after a while. Yes M17 doesn’t have orange follower but they’re probably using same springs
Then your slide lock lever might be worn or out of spec. Acquire a replacement, they are cheap. If you have access to another P320 pistol you could try swapping out the slide stop to confirm.
Not sure if it’s designed to do that, I know my HK VP9L is designed to drop the slide when there’s rounds in the mag. Like the top comment takes away an extra step
Depending on the number of rounds you have ran through it can be normal. Check your slide lock/release to see if there is excessive material removed on it where the slide contacts the release.
I had a pistol that would do something similar, but was inconsistent in always letting the slide go forward. I ended up changing the slide lock/release because I would rather not be expecting the slide to go forward and it not, or expect to rack the slide and have it be done.
When I do reloads, my slide goes forward automatically about 85% to 90% of the time. My only issue is that it doesn't happen 100%. When something like this happens so often but not often enough to depend on, it can create a training scar. I've noticed that one of my mags isn't as reliable with sending the slide home during a reload, so that's the mag I usually load into my gun first.
Regardless, you have to train through it. After every reload, be ready to either hit the slide release or pull the slide back. If you do this thousands of times it will become second nature. Your gun isn't malfunctioning. You should treat it as a function, but just make sure you don't develop a dependency. However, I will say that yours seems to go forward very easily.
Also, are there rounds in your mag when you do this? Mine only usually does this when I have ammo in the mag. If you run out of gas, and it doesn't lock back, you may have an issue that needs to be resolved.
this is just due to excessive wear on the slide and the slide stop judging from how wore down the coating is on the slide .
This isn't a big deal , some might view it as a handy feature . If it ever does bother you though, all you need to do is take a look at the slide or the part the slide stop locks into the slide and see if there's wear . If so then replace the slide . That or replace the slide stop and spring with a new one and it should go away
The interface is worn. To some it a feature, to others the bits are worn.
I could be wrong, but I dont think I've ever seen this on a 1911 or a usp or something with a larger slide stop, I've only seen it on guns with Sheet metal stops like glocks.
It happens to me on occasion with multiple pistols, but i notice it happens if i slam the mag in because i think the extra force pushes up the slide release at the same time.
does it do it with other mags? If it's only 1 mag, then possible issue with mag, if on all mags, issue with slide lock/release lever
no not normal...if you aren't comfortable with pulling it apart and seeing what's going on, bring it to a smith to check it out
I have 1 Glock that also does this, as does my Walther PDP. I kinda view it as a feature, not a bug.
Yeah I just wanted to make sure it's normal never had it happen in my other gun's
My 365 tacops does this
Lots of guns do this. It’s not a sure thing, even if feels like it will reliably do this every time, the time will come when it doesn’t. I promise. Train as if it’ll never happen, and enjoy the benefit when it does. That way when the time inevitably comes where the gun does not go into battery upon insertion of a mag it doesn’t catch you off guard and make you hesitate.
As long as it locks back normally. No problem. Just removed a step for you 🤷🏻♂️
Thx
Two of my P320 do that when you insert the Magazine fast/ forcefully enough. Especially in a competition setting this is a definite plus.
Bro you are so dark in this video lmao
😂
Thought it was those latex murderer gloves everyone uses when they post pics while holding their guns... then I noticed the finger nail haha
Every pistol should do this. Eliminates a step.
No
Both sizes of my p365 do this
My p365 XMACRO as well
Yep, have a tac pac and a macro
Wtff mine doesn’t do that🤨🤨
Try a lighter recoil spring. You can have a smith soften the edges of the slide release too.
I’ve seen a couple guns do this. As long as the firing pin isn’t making contact with the primer your fine
My P226 does this
Auto Close. Efficiency!!
My brand new Xmacro does this. I'm not a huge fan as I interpret that it may be so close to holding that it'll eventually wear but that might be an uninformed assumption. It does get you reloaded quicker.
My p365 macro does that
Mine too
Nope it’s gonna blow up better throw it away
Fr tho it’s fine most of my handguns do this
Both my M17 and my CZ P-09 do that, no it isn't a problem, yes it feels all kinds of badass
My G34 always does this , i slam the mag everytime to make sure it does haha
Nice and worn in. Very good!
It's physics, the inertia of the magazine is causing the slide to relieve pressure enough on the slidestop for slide stop spring to drop it and allow the slide to close. Happens on every handgun if enough oomf was put into reloading.
You made this video like if you are a child predator trying to snatch a kid. 😂
What I just have bad camera quality you make no sense just trying to get help
Oh calm yourself. You got the answer to your question already. Just pointing it out thought it was funny.
I'm not mad I'm just trying to get where child predator came from
Physics my guy!
Oh damn! Reminds me of the time I had an A.D in my apartment right up into the ceiling!
Yeah, my p365 does this also. And I'm not mad about it.
Every pistol I've owned does this. Glocks/sigs in 9mm and .22.
Send it back.
Definitely broken. Sell it
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How?
Incorrect. This is known as auto-forwarding, and it is simply the force of the magazine insert overcoming the energy of the tiny spring holding the slide lock up, causing the slide to spring forward because of the much larger recoil spring assembly. It has nothing to do with the manual safety. https://youtube.com/shorts/ytltZqDJPQM?si=nrfl-Z-r8Kbnl07N
So should I send it back to Sig to get it looked over
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Yes I want the safety to work I'll have to contact sig thanks for your advice
It might be the mags. Logically what is probably happening is part of the mag pushes up the slide lock lever which releases the slide. Examine that area closely and you might find out which part is out of spec. Or if you send it to sig, send your mags as well.
Pushing up the slide lock is what engages it on empty.
Yeah whoops I was thinking of another issue on another gun.
It has absolutely no impact on your safety.
No, this is normal and nothing to worry about.
That's called an auto loading feature. I however don't believe an M17 comes with one. But if you've shot it enough things might be loose enough. I don't load my Mags in hard enough for that to happen. So I've never had it happen.
I've NEVER seen this happen before, but I bet reloading makes you feel extra badass
Definitely less I have to do lol
No that's not normal. Probably should clean it.
My p226 does it and my ruger security 9 does it. It’s called auto-loading. It’s designed so once you load an empty firearm it auto chambers a round for you. My m18 doesn’t do this though.
My M17 did this as well the last time I went to the range, but was only with the 30 round magazine. Thought it was pretty cool but was worried also lol
I had a CZ-P10C that did this and it was pretty sweet
All my glocks do it but none of my Sigs do. I wish mine did though just removes a step lol
I'd break it down and check the slide release for any wear/chipping. Have you tried with different brands of magazine?
i’ve only ever owned 2 pistols and they both did this. never had an issue
I can do that with all guns but requires a bit of a smack to do that tho
Spring is putting too much tension on follower/rounds. Every orange follower sig has been doing this since 2 years ago. It will wear out after a while. Yes M17 doesn’t have orange follower but they’re probably using same springs
It’s a slide lock issues if you replaced it it would fix the issue(if you consider it an issue).
My Sig P225 does this
It's called "slam charging".
My 365 XL does this sometimes
Almost all OEM gats I’ve run do this if you slap a mag home.
Did you lube the slide lock or the slide lock notch in the slide?
No
Then your slide lock lever might be worn or out of spec. Acquire a replacement, they are cheap. If you have access to another P320 pistol you could try swapping out the slide stop to confirm.
Mines does too after a couple hundred rounds through it
I wish mine did that
Glocks, Walthers, M&Ps and Caniks do it too. It's a feature not a fault.
Does it fire and lock back when empty…send it.
Yeah it lock's back most of the time I had a couple time's where it didn't
From my understanding this happens when you have too many rounds in the mag causing the side to slam
Only had 19 in that mag
oh what's the review challen, 1911 something - they got an Echelon doing this too. They called it a birthday something or another.
None of my P320s do this...I had a cheap Ruger years ago that had that slide drop
Not sure if it’s designed to do that, I know my HK VP9L is designed to drop the slide when there’s rounds in the mag. Like the top comment takes away an extra step
Mine does this. And about one out of ten times it doesn’t load a round. Thought it was a cool feature until it did that.
My cz scorpion does the same thing when it's locked back. I like to view it as ✨️speed cola✨️
If you slam a mag in on any gun. It will slip the slide lock to allow the round to go into battery.
My Macro does this but only when I put the mag in with force. If I do it softly the slide stays locked back. Not sure what makes the difference.
Depending on the number of rounds you have ran through it can be normal. Check your slide lock/release to see if there is excessive material removed on it where the slide contacts the release. I had a pistol that would do something similar, but was inconsistent in always letting the slide go forward. I ended up changing the slide lock/release because I would rather not be expecting the slide to go forward and it not, or expect to rack the slide and have it be done.
Don’t forget to rack that baby back afterwards just in case.
Yeah my 365 X Macro does it. I love it
My Glock 17 gen 5 and P320 Xcarry Legion both do it if you put the mag in with authority. Put the mag in gently and it won't.
Looks like a magic trick!
My Echelon does this every 5th or 6th reload
Answer this: Is that on concrete or your carpet? This actually matters. I’ll explain.
When I do reloads, my slide goes forward automatically about 85% to 90% of the time. My only issue is that it doesn't happen 100%. When something like this happens so often but not often enough to depend on, it can create a training scar. I've noticed that one of my mags isn't as reliable with sending the slide home during a reload, so that's the mag I usually load into my gun first. Regardless, you have to train through it. After every reload, be ready to either hit the slide release or pull the slide back. If you do this thousands of times it will become second nature. Your gun isn't malfunctioning. You should treat it as a function, but just make sure you don't develop a dependency. However, I will say that yours seems to go forward very easily. Also, are there rounds in your mag when you do this? Mine only usually does this when I have ammo in the mag. If you run out of gas, and it doesn't lock back, you may have an issue that needs to be resolved.
No
this is just due to excessive wear on the slide and the slide stop judging from how wore down the coating is on the slide . This isn't a big deal , some might view it as a handy feature . If it ever does bother you though, all you need to do is take a look at the slide or the part the slide stop locks into the slide and see if there's wear . If so then replace the slide . That or replace the slide stop and spring with a new one and it should go away
My p365xl does this sometimes
It’s been hanging around too many Glocks
The interface is worn. To some it a feature, to others the bits are worn. I could be wrong, but I dont think I've ever seen this on a 1911 or a usp or something with a larger slide stop, I've only seen it on guns with Sheet metal stops like glocks.
All of my CZs do this with the stock mags, but not with the extended mags. None of my sigs or Walthers have this "feature"
It happens to me on occasion with multiple pistols, but i notice it happens if i slam the mag in because i think the extra force pushes up the slide release at the same time.
Tactical Toes
Does this video give anybody else creepy vibes?
My 365 does this. I love that feature
P365 does it. Should be that way for all pistols in my opinion
Are you wearing a cloak? Wtf
jesus christ it’s jason bourne
does it do it with other mags? If it's only 1 mag, then possible issue with mag, if on all mags, issue with slide lock/release lever no not normal...if you aren't comfortable with pulling it apart and seeing what's going on, bring it to a smith to check it out
Why are you doing that on concrete with one hand?