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I have a Browning hi Power that ALWAYS shoots the first round (after a magazine reload) about 10" high. The remaining rounds in the magazine land within the 9 ring at 25 yards. Makes no difference which of the 4 magazines (2 original and 2 aftermarket) I use. With a full magazine, I tried shooting 2 shots, removed/loaded the same magazine, shot 2 more shots and the 1st shot is always high. Any ideas what the problem may be? All shots are fired from sandbag rest....
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My initial thought would be to replace the recoil spring. You may not be achieving proper barrel lock-up when the slide is slowed by feeding the top round in a fully loaded magazine.
How many rounds through your pistol and has the spring been replaced before? Are you loading the first round by using the slide stop, or by sling-shot? Sling-shotting generally gives more slide velocity for first round feeding."You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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