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I seemed to stir up some contraversy on a LE forum in Canada when I asked about the "slide release" on my M&P being very sticky. 500 rounds through it and it is still stcky.
All of the PO's scolded me for referring to the slide stop as a release and told me it was extremely dangerous in a firefight to advance the slide after reload with the slide stop. Fine motor skills go in the heat of combat so they all use the slingshot method. Aside from my father, the only training I have had has been with the Canadian Army. They taught the slide release method. And all other military I have asked have said the same.
My question is if your fine motor skills cannot operate the slide release then how did you operate the mag release?
Just curious what most US police officers use. I will try to attach a poll, but I am new at this
Thanks
All of the PO's scolded me for referring to the slide stop as a release and told me it was extremely dangerous in a firefight to advance the slide after reload with the slide stop. Fine motor skills go in the heat of combat so they all use the slingshot method. Aside from my father, the only training I have had has been with the Canadian Army. They taught the slide release method. And all other military I have asked have said the same.
My question is if your fine motor skills cannot operate the slide release then how did you operate the mag release?
Just curious what most US police officers use. I will try to attach a poll, but I am new at this
Thanks