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Josh from Rally Tactical discusses the Springfield Eton firearm's issues with ammunition compatibility in the video. After Springfield advised using high-powered ammo like CCI Blazer due to low-recoil ammunition concerns, performance improved, affirming their recommendation. However, there were problems with missing parts, particularly a 20-round magazine. The Pistol Pete 124 grain ammo that was initially criticized performed well, indicating inconsistencies in Springfield's claims. The video also addresses issues with the 20 round magazine, suspecting a design flaw. Despite the magazine problem, the speaker acknowledges the gun's trigger, grip, and design, expressing gratitude to sponsors and Springfield for their involvement.
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In this segment of the video, Josh from Rally Tactical discusses the Springfield Eton firearm’s alleged issues with ammunition compatibility. Springfield had advised that the low-recoil ammunition chosen was below the firearm’s rating and recommended using high-powered ammo like CCI Blazer. Despite initial concerns, performance improved with the recommended ammunition, validating Springfield’s advice. However, there were issues with missing parts like a 20-round magazine, highlighting the importance of keeping base plates during repairs. The Pistol Pete 124 grain ammo, initially criticized, worked well, indicating inconsistencies in Springfield’s claims.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses issues with a 20 round magazine from Springfield. They sent it back for inspection but received no confirmation it was faulty. The 17 round magazine worked fine with Pistol Pete ammo. They suspect a design flaw in the 20 round magazine, as others have experienced the same problem. Despite the magazine issue, they appreciate the gun’s trigger, grip, and design. The speaker thanks sponsors and Springfield for addressing the gun.