I have a 10mm Hunter which I have fired in only 2 sessions, one with 140 gr truncate cone cast bullets and one with 165 gr round nose jacketed bullets. Both were loaded to 1.25" OAL.
In both cases there were numerous failures to feed. The jacketed bullets were a little better. They were accurate and ejected perfectly, but about 1 in 6 rounds would jam as follows:
1 - The front of the case would catch on the top of the barrel.
2 - The cartridges somehow wound up above (and in front of) the breech face and of course would then wedge downward as they entered the barrel.
I have never seen either of these types of jams in an auto. The jams seemed to occur randomly no matter how many rounds were left in the magazine.
I have 3 magazine, all 10 rounders, 2 of which came with the gun and 1 was purchased separately at a later time. All are identical and jams occur with all of them.
The rounds sit very slightly higher in the front of the magazines. Again all 3 mags work the same.
The gun appears perfect, very well finished, great trigger, no signs of burrs on the inside.
Note - the gun has the old style magazine catch even though EAA says it was made in 2006.
I am trying to avoid sending it back as it is expensive to ship.
Anyone have any ideas? Anyone experience any of these problems?
Help!