Did you use the slide release or did you use the "slingshot" method to release the slide? If the latter, make sure you're not "riding the slide" forward because that can cause rounds to fail to get up into the chamber.
Magtech, Brazillian made, is the culprit. Comparing the Winchester, Remington, and Magtech side by side it looks like the Magtech is slightly taller that both the win and the rem. I'm beginning to suspect that the sales person accidentally sold me some revolver ammo instead of ACP.
The two American made rounds are identical except that metal jacket of the Winchester seems pinker than the Remington. Both the Winchester and the Remington fed like a dream. So it looks like my M&P is an expensive date.
On a side note the indoor range I was at had a gunsmith. I told him about the feeding issue and he checked my firearm with some S&B ammo. After he fired about 10 rounds he said that the feed ramp looked fine. He mentioned that "those M&Ps shoot great, hardly any muzzle climb at all."
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