New CZ 75B Question

[actionflies]

I just bought a new 9mm CZ 75B stainless and when the slide is locked back and you slam a loaded mag, it will disengage the slide stop and load a round. I know it doesn't do it in my XD9 or Beretta PX4. Anyone have this problem with their CZ's?

 

[Treo]

The problem might be you "slamming" the magazine home.
Like the song says Treat her like a lady.

 

[nalioth]

This is common behavior in many autos.

Some folks actually rely on this.

 

[JDGray]

My CZ75 did it once when it was new, but never again

I always tap the back of my loaded mags, against my palm, to seat all the cartridges.

 

[Ivy Mike]

Mine does this on occasion as well. I don't think its the magazine so much as the force that trips the slide release.

I've found that a smooth, quick insertion seats the magazine just as solidly without tripping the slide release.
Be gentle grasshoppah, you need not always use "the force"

 

[wingman]

I've seen some law enforcement train who teach a very hard slap on mag to insert and I understand their thinking on it however it will in my opinion shorten life of some parts just a given in my opinion and I've never felt the need to do it on my personal firearms.

 

[floydster]

No slamming, treat her gently, she is a fine piece!
Floydster

 

[burningsquirrels]

slam-banging a mag in can do that in any auto. basically you're jarring the slide release on the slide and it disengages from the jarring motion.

 

[Deer Hunter]

Never happened for me. Even during IPSC.

 

[actionflies]

Thanks guy. I will be gentle to this fine pistol.

 

[Master of Arms]

Never had the problem.........with my Glock.

Just a joke guys.