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I have a CZ P07 that recently jammed twice, fairly new. Not very tollerent to unreliability! CZ says ammo problem, which was WWB 115 gr. Thinking of trading it for an HKVP9SK. I have only held the HK but really like it’s looks and reviews. I have the P01, SP01 and PCR that have been excellent with all ammo! Your insight appreciated!
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I normally start serious testing for reliability after a reasonable break in round count of a minimum of 300rds and usually 500rds. your results after this and a thorough cleaning may yield entirely different results. I personally would trade the CZ-P07 for the HKVP9SK in a heartbeat. WWB has has a slight decline in QC lately so I use a digital scale and set aside rounds with the closest weights to use for serious testing just to try and rule out ammunition that may be out of tolerance.