OK – the break-in period is over and she still has the occasional round hang up halfway into the barrel – so I’m going to make an interim report (again) pending one more step in the process.
A commenter (Rob) on my previous post about the ‘hog, expressed great satisfaction with the gun. The only difference is that he uses the cleaner/lubricant ‘Strike Hold’ on his weapon. We’ve been using oil and some lube (gone now) that came with the gun. Today, we placed an order for a couple of cans of Strike Hold and should have it prior to the next outing at the range.
This week, I shot about 100 new rounds of 230 grain Federal .45 ACP. I had only two or three rounds that required clearing. The gun seems to be at it’s best when I start shooting and with one early exception, the hangups happened after the gun got a little dirty.
I’ll have another post after we have a chance to use the new cleaner/lube on it.
When it was my turn to put up a target for my .45 caliber Glock 30 pistol, I surprised myself when I got 9 out of 10 rounds in the red and black part of the target. Four rounds were in the red, two grazed the red and three were in the black (the one at the left below the 8 is a double). 
Unless you reload them yourself (and we haven’t started yet), you take your chances when purchasing reloaded rounds. 
Today, I put about 90 rounds through her and she only jammed a couple of times. I got off forty or fifty rounds without a jam at one point. Anyhow, I’m sure that she’ll soon smooth out and start to perform like a competition pistol. I’m keeping the faith ’cause she sure is pretty.
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