New Army Pistol Qualification 

I did. It was brutal. I'm open to criticism and feedback. Literally my worst shooting moment caught on camera. Mostly I wanted to share the order of fire with the targets. I actually have shooting competition stuff I may post as well. One of them is one of my 1st times ever shooting the M17 and I hit low on all my targets because I was used to the Beretta. Hopefully that answers your question. I own that I massively suck in this video. I also had an ongoing malfunction (definitely not the cause of all my mess ups though).

It seems like he got thrown of early off by the M17 malfunctioning and not firing. In these kind of tests that kind of stuff can make or break your score.

Yeah that was embarrassing

We are blaming the gun again? Have you seen how he is operating that handgun, he even forgets to chamber a round in one instance.

That was a rough shoot. I had been very out of practice. It's embarrassing to watch. But that's why I ask people to film me, so I can improve.

@@MyFireVideos i wasn't talking down on your shooting. I think that's a great idea to film so you can see and get critiques. Im just saying Id take my glock over my p320 11/10

Looking at his other comments, it seems that the malfunction was caused by the ammo. He said a ring of brass was stuck in the chamber, I ran a shooting range for several years and saw that happen a lot with poorly made or reloaded ammo, to glocks just as often as sigs, it's an ammunition issue, not a gun issue. Basically the very end of the shell casing shears off inside the barrel leaving a ring that prevents the next round from seating because it has effectively shortened the chamber. It's actually the worst malfunction possible IMO other than catastrophic destruction of the weapon, because unless you get lucky and it's small enough that the next round can be forced in and blast it out the barrel, you literally need a workshop environment to get that thing out.

@@siegfriedarmory6271 yes! It was embarrassing.

I think so, I'll check

Need to open it up and remove the tiny brass ring out of there. But the parts where I just messed up are 100% on me.

I looked in to it after because this was so frustrating. I found that sometimes a small ring of brass gets stuck in it and prevents the slide from going all the way forward. Normally they work awesome.

Qualified after 120 rounds put through it without a hitch.

Nice. I think there was a tiny ring of brass in mine that was causing the malfunctions. I'll need to check for that next time

The m17 is great! This was a rough shooting day for me and I have a lot to work on.

That's why I film. To critique and get better. That particular time was rough for sure! It had been quite a while since my last range day and I'm still getting used to the M17. I think I had a tiny brass ring stuck in there (we've had this issue with other people before) and I'm embarrassed to say I didn't check for it. What it comes down to is I need to practice practice practice for sure. Thanks for watching!

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I'd take the m17 over the beretta any day

I've shot the Beretta a lot more but I'm catching up with the m18/m17! I prefer the m17 overall. I feel like it's easier and more comfortable to hold and to take apart.

@@MyFireVideos I love the beretta but I've never held a more comfortable handgun than the m17

CLP

@@PushinPete1342 Army has even a PSA addressing the numerous M9 slide, frame, and locking block cracks. P320 or Glock anyday over any Beretta.

Seriously, I was like gun harder you gun

@silky smooth I need to try me one of those

@silky smooth that sounds delightful

I'll own it.

Fudd