PPQ Q5 Match Problem

[RobJRoss]

I have the PPQ Q5 Match which I finally got to shoot for the first time after 2 1/2 months of sitting in my cabinet.

I've fired 130 rounds and had about 5 failures where the second last round would not chamber but instead turn and jam in odd positions.

I was thinking maybe the spring in the mags are weak. I know that they are much easier to load that the 9mm mags of my CX4 Storm.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thx

 

[EUROSWAG]

Maybe instead of posting here, you should call retailer you bought it off. As it shoulder still be under warranty.

 

[Rich LPS]

My PPQ M2 5" has been perfect with all ammo tried.

Rich

 

[Trinimon]

What kind of ammo were you shooting?

 

[mebiuspower]

Did you clean and oil the gun?

 

[RobJRoss]

Blazer Brass.

 

[RobJRoss]

It came well oiled. Spent some time cleaning excess oil off making sure the oil points specified were had oil. Ran a cleaning jag couple times finishing with a clean pad with couple drops oil.

 

[Phat Eagle]

Does it happen with all your mags, or just one??? Know anyone with PPQ M2 mags you can test?

 

[juancarlos]

I seem to recall reading about a similar issue in the Walther forum. Person bought an aftermarket guide rod and spring and it went away. Maybe it is a recoil spring issue?

 

[mebiuspower]

It came well oiled. Spent some time cleaning excess oil off making sure the oil points specified were had oil. Ran a cleaning jag couple times finishing with a clean pad with couple drops oil.

Did you buy it new? If not the "oil" is not lube... you need to clean them off the packing grease and properly lube the gun.

 

[jperos]

Maybe instead of posting here, you should call retailer you bought it off. As it shoulder still be under warranty.

Why not post here? That's what a forum is for. If you have nothing of benefit to add then don't post useless responses.