what IS it with all these stovepipes in SP01s... ???

[omen]

I don't know what's going on, but it doesn't seem to matter what I do: regular extractor spring, or extra power one... regular recoil spring or low powered... factory ammo or reloads... clean behind the extractor or not - I CANNOT get rid of stovepipes in my SP01s... WTF!??!? once every ohhh, 100 rounds, like clockwork... ?!??

 

[Winz]

I believe there are multiple posts on this issue with the SP01s. Lots have changed out the recoil spring......or shot hotter loads.

 

[Popurhedoff]

and your Norinco NP22 used to sing so efficently... time to did it out of retirement Omen?

Sorry to hear that your still having problems with your SP01

 

[bojano]

My SP-01 had only one stovepipe when my not so experienced buddy shot it. I believe it was his error. In 800 rounds I never had any malfunctions, gun is all stock. Maybe I'm just lucky.

 

[G37]

How's the Ejector? Maybe it's damaged??

In my old Glock 31 with 9x19 conversion barrel I'd get the occasional stovepipe when the brass missed the ejector; known issue.

 

[marlin60]

My SP-01 had only one stovepipe when my not so experienced buddy shot it. I believe it was his error. In 800 rounds I never had any malfunctions, gun is all stock. Maybe I'm just lucky.

My wife had one stove pipe, but I blame it on limp wristing. My SP01 has been flawless for me (reminds me of a glock )

I've shot several types of ammo too, including BDX reloads in 124 and 147, WWB in 115 and 124, PMC 124.....

 

[maurice]

strange, a finicky SPO1....?! wish I could help.