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I was at the range last night and my XDM 9mm, which has about 1,000 rounds through it, jammed up. I was using Winchester factory loads and after firing the gun jammed with the slide back about a 1/4 of an inch (out-of-battery I believe is the term???). I could see brass through the extractor hole and tried to rack the slide but it was really jammed. The trigger would pull back and not engage the firing pin at all. My buddy was eventually able to clear the jam by racking the slide but it took quite a bit of force. When you looked down through the extractor hole it almost looked like there were two rounds jammed in there, but when the jam cleared we only could find one. The edge of the brass on the round was pretty bent up, but I know it wasn't when I loaded the gun so that must have happened from the jam?
Anyways, just curious as to whether anyone has any ideas of why this happened and what did happen. Thanks.
Anyways, just curious as to whether anyone has any ideas of why this happened and what did happen. Thanks.