When a spent cartridge fails to fully eject from a semi-automatic pistol; its primary characteristic is that it's trapped in the ejection port in an upright position, which resembles a stovepipe. The cause is usually from riding the slide versus allowing the slide to engage under its own spring loaded force.
The failure of the M9 pistol to eject the cartridge is referred to as a "stovepipe" stoppage. This occurs when a spent cartridge casing becomes stuck in the ejection port instead of being fully ejected from the firearm. It typically happens due to a failure in the cycling process, often caused by insufficient recoil or a malfunctioning extractor. To resolve this issue, the shooter needs to clear the obstruction and ensure proper functioning of the firearm.
Condition 2, does not apply to the M9 Service Pistol.
The M9 is a standard 9mm round. the M9 is actually a .355 caliber
9mm
stoppage is an interruption in cycle of operation perform immediate action, malfunction requires remedial action which is detailed disassembly of weapon to investigate cause
One would not need to purchase an M9 pistol. One may want to purchase an M9 pistol so they can go target shooting with it. Target shooting is a hobby many enjoy.
140mm
Ejector
217 mm
125mm
9mm
1.16kg