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Originally Posted by Sapper740

I never have problem with Round Nose bullets feeding but do upon occasion with some of the more extreme HP designs.

I had a WW1 1911 I sold a few years back. It would jam every few rounds on any hollow point, but no problems at all plain ball. You are correct it is a feed ramp issue. Never had a problem with any other 1911s.
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