Handgun Malfunctions Explained - A Stovepipe

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A Stovepipe is a common malfunction in semi-automatic firearms.
This malfunction occurs when the cartridge case fails to exit the ejection port properly, causing the slide to become jammed.
Common causes of a stovepipe are faulty ammunition or a defect in the firearm's extractor. In some cases, a stovepipe can result from an improper pistol grip from the shooter.
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@VelvetxBlue Год назад

Welcome to those who thought Leon got lucky in the RE4 Remake

@Theoneeiththeface Год назад

I mean it’s still luck. Improper grip does not guarantee a malfunction.

@maikybravo6108 Год назад

Ash's lack of experience in weapons saved Leon's ass... It's such a subtile but neat detail though

@bweh2150 Год назад

@@Theoneeiththeface Doesn't guarentee it gonna fire either. I think it was more incredible ashley even got it to cycle one time .

@shweetbutter Год назад

I’m definitely here from that 😂

@PegLegManlet Год назад

On god

@grahambazzacco1783 2 года назад

Stovepipe is mainly caused by improper grip or weak magazine spring

@29AT20 Год назад

Resident Evil 4 remake brought me here.

@JayquanDeMarcusWashington 8 дней назад

I've been a hunter since I was a teen, but I've recently started getting into pistols.. I do CAD design for work and work on vehicle testing rigs (OEM and Racing teams) but I want to get into making custom parts for firearms, and hopefully one day, front-to-back design of my own. This animations you've got have made things I've read about or heard about soo much more clear. Thank you.

@TheTaintedWisdom Год назад

I was still hoping for more when it came to the physics and mechanics of limp-wristing, yet despite it's brevity, this is probably one of the best videos on the subject I've seen.

@vwr32jeep Год назад

The way I got rid of stovepipe issues was to get rid of my Sig Sauer.

@younghustle505 Год назад

P320?

@vwr32jeep Год назад

@@younghustle505 P227 Tacops.

@jenniferleewalesdavis1500 Год назад

Great explanation, thank you.

@edwardrodriguez3937 7 месяцев назад

During my training they referred to one of the improper handling as limp wristing as a cause of stove pipe.

@richardcouch7078 2 месяца назад

It's a common malfunction called a hang fire. Some guns just work well with some brands or loads of ammo.

@adong1 10 месяцев назад

Canik owners in here like “damn..”

@Awkwardwastaken Год назад

Ayo re4 gang

@Smokecall Год назад

So this is why some people really try to stabilize their pistols

@timothygarrity5181 10 месяцев назад

I have 4 xdm handguns.I have shot idpa for 7 to 8 years.I took a few years off of shooting and before i did i was having problems with this.I resumed shooting years later and took all of my xdms to the range to shoot them one by one.The very first mag i shot out of the xdm that has malfunctioned in the past malfunctioned again.Didn't happen once with all the others i shot that day!.It is definitely not limpwristing.Soynds like i have an extractor problem.Off to soringfield it goes.

@karuskaltugov1992 Год назад

So that's what happened to Ocelot in MGS3

@bluesides8323 11 месяцев назад

I saw a video explaining more about it. You can find some good explanations by searching it up.

@hayderalaachasib 8 месяцев назад

شكرا على هذه المعلومات

@aleehene 3 месяца назад

My 1911 stovepipes every few rounds. Mutiple magazines, multiple ammo sources. I get so @$&! sick of people saying I must be limp wristing. (They usually say it in a half snotty tone at that.) I have been shooting a majority of my life and the only stove pipe issue is that one stupid Kimber.

@nickybarrasso4010 7 месяцев назад

My kimber evo 9mm will digest any grain or brand...on the other hand my sig 938 would stovepipe...I knew it wasn't limp wrist because of my grip & definitely not magazine spring because they were feeding fine but not ejecting quick enough...the kimber has a strong double recoil spring which slows down the slide preventing stovepipes...the sig has a single recoil spring allowing the slide to close faster & stovepipe...my solution...go from 115gr to 124gr slowing the slide down to allow ejection...problem solved.