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I recently acquired a 1989 Interarms PPK in great condition. I've done some searching but can't quite find an answer to my question. I noticed while gripping the pistol with the pinky extension magazine inserted, that if I grip hard and press the magazine back in the magazine well (there is a slight amount of front to back play with the magazine inserted), it will cause the magazine to drop and a stovepipe to occur. If I don't grip the extension tightly, I have no problems.
I had a bit of a hard time describing this issue, so I hope it makes sense. I of course have no problems with the flush fit magazine. I see no unusual wear and both magazines lock tight when inserted. Again, I only have problems while shooting and gripping the pinky extension too tight.
Is this common? Thanks for any feedback.
I had a bit of a hard time describing this issue, so I hope it makes sense. I of course have no problems with the flush fit magazine. I see no unusual wear and both magazines lock tight when inserted. Again, I only have problems while shooting and gripping the pinky extension too tight.
Is this common? Thanks for any feedback.