Testing the Smith & Wesson Performance Center M2.0 10mm for Grizzly Country at the Range!

In the original "unboxing" video of the Smith & Wesson Performance Center M2.0 10mm. the gun had a TON of problems shooting when the magazines were filled to the maximum capacity of 15 rounds. It was jam after jam after jam. Since the whole purpose of this gun was to act as a trail gun in grizzly country, jams are a very bad and potentially very dangerous situation. In this follow up video, we'll take the gun back to the range and see if letting the magazines sit fully loaded for a week or so helps the gun cycle better and eliminates "failure to feeds". We'll try several different types of ammo and see if that helps as well. In the end, this video is about trying to get this gun to function properly - or at least well enough that you'd feel comfortable taking it out hiking through bear country. VIDEO CONTENT ------------------------------------------------------------------ 00:00 - The Problem with the SW 10mm 01:00 - The Potential Solution 02:07 - The Ammo for Test 05:45 - Snap Cap Testing 08:18 - Range Testing Follow us on Twitter:   / dagunguy357   Follow us on Instagram:   / dagunguy   #SmithandWesson #BearGun #10mm #TrailGun Disclaimer: These videos are strictly for educational and entertainment purposes only. Using anything demonstrated in these videos is done AT YOUR OWN RISK. We are NOT in the business of selling firearms or performing modifications on them. Do not attempt to copy anything you see in our videos. Firearms can be extremely dangerous if not used safely. All work on arms should be carried out by a licensed individual and in accord with all state and federal rules that apply to such. In consideration of viewing our videos, you hereby expressly waive any liability against me, us and Youtube for damages of any kind whatsoever.