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Originally Posted by Megatron96
I have two of them. 1.0 and 2.0. Great gun. Trigger out of the box is a little stiff. Also if you don't know, the trigger is one of those hinged in the middle types. Some people don't like that. I didn't so I upgraded to an Apex Tactical aluminum flat-faced trigger. Almost 3,000 reds through the 1.0 without a single malfunction of any kind, running brass cased, Russian steel cased, and my own reloads. It has run bullets that my Glock 19 won't cycle.
One thing to be aware of: the slide stop is exactly that. It ISN'T A SLIDE RELEASE. Meaning, that it's not designed to be pushed down to release the slide after lock back. S&W designed the gun so that you have to slingshot the slide to get the gun back into battery.
Recoil spring system is designed to mitigate recoil so muzzle flip is reduced.
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That's the way you're supposed to do it. Not using the slide release was one of the first bad habits I had to unlearn when I started training with serious shooters. Going over the top is second nature now.