Cajunized Question?

[bruss01]

I challenge anyone to show me a firearm owner's manual where this "feature" is discussed.

I'm not saying there isn't one, but I am saying I've never seen one, and don't expect to. You can bet there's a reason for that.

[pklin1297]

I challenge anyone to show me a firearm owner's manual where this "feature" is discussed.

I'm not saying there isn't one, but I am saying I've never seen one, and don't expect to. You can bet there's a reason for that.

Only time I've heard of anyone touting this as a "built-in feature", it was a gun store employee and I dismissed it. To me it is akin to a competition mod that you'd have to perform in order for it to work 100% of the time, which my CZ does. Now, if inertia feed ever caused my gun to go off, whether it'd be due to hammer follow or weak firing pin spring, then I would still look at the trigger components first rather than blame the inertia feed...

Again, only pistols in my collection that does this is the CZ (that I modded to work this way), and the M&P (that does this occasionally without mods). Neither has ever fired due to inertia feed and both have had trigger jobs done.