My M1 Carbine ran great when I got it but 300 rounds later it's jamming up. I clean it every 50 rounds and use the white lithium grease in the receiver to lube the bolt lugs but it's jamming like crazy. Nothing's broken and I bought a new recoil spring and it's still doing it. Any ideas?

Name: Taurus PT940
Brand: Taurus
SKU: 0000004918
Rating: 0 (0 reviews)

Order some new magazines. It's pretty common for the mags to wear out really quickly. in WWII and Korea, soldiers would use a magazine only once or twice before switching them out for brand new ones. The metal is very weak and then they stop feeding properly.

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MSRP:

$313.99

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$199.99 +-57.00%

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$313.99 36.31%

Gun Stats

Damage 5.15 Yeets

Range 10-50 yards

Recoil 14 ft/sec

Accuracy 50 MOA

Muzzle Velocity 920.000 ft/sec

Capacity 10+1 rounds

Mobility 1988

Ergonomics 50

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Taurus PT940 Description

The first of the Taurus 900 series pistols, the .40 S&W caliber PT 940 was introduced in 1992 in an attempt to provide both civilian and police shooters with a pistol substantially more compact than their full-size PT 92 / PT 100 series pistols, yet big and powerful enough to be used as primary duty or self-defense weapon. Two years later Taurus introduced a .45 caliber version, which was slightly longer and heavier due to the larger round. A 9mm version, the PT 911, appeared in 1997, and in around 2005 Taurus introduced the newest pistol in its 900 line, the PT 909. The PT 909 is mechanically similar to PT 911 but has a different grip shape (with curved backstrap, like PT 945) and an integral Picatinny-type accessory rail on the frame below the barrel.