Okay so PSA was on their game. The range bag was delivered last weekend. I didn't get it until Monday evening because I was out of town. Went to Perdido Key to see my sister. I wouldn't have paid for the bag itself but it is kind of neat. Pretty much a miniature range bag with the red Ruger logo on top.
The pistol was delivered Wednesday. I picked it up from my FFL on Thursday. Cleaned & lubricated, played with it, read the manual, etc.
I got out to shoot it today. I went over to my sister-in-laws & shot it. I put about 140 rounds through it. I shot 50 rounds blazer brass, 50 rounds of Remington UMC, 5 rounds of old Gold Dots I had laying around, 22 rounds of Hornady XTP's & a couple of magazines of Monarch Steel Case just to see if it would eat it. After about 30 rounds I had a stovepipe. I was shooting weak handed then so I attributed it to limp wristing. About another 20 rounds later the slide locked back while there were still rounds in the magazine. I finished shooting that magazine & about 20 rounds later it happened again. When I initially cleaned & lubed I went a little lighter than I usually do because the manual said to lightly lubricate. I didn't have my usual stuff I take with me because I was thinking only taking one gun I didn't need all that stuff/weight. So I pulled the dipstick out of my truck & dripped some oil into the slide to lubricate the rails. It ran fine after that. I came home removed the magazine & racked the slide 200 times by hand & then cleaned it. I am going to try to get out & shoot it again before I start carrying it. I think it is fine but I want to make sure.
I want to do some more dry training on drawing & disengaging the safety before I start carrying it anyway. I have been carrying behind my hip & I plan on carrying this AIWB. It has been a while since I carried a gun that has an external safety. The safety is pretty positive & I doubt it would accidentally get knocked on but I believe if a gun is equipped with a safety one should train to take it off as they draw. Even if I do leave the safety off there is no guarantee it will still be off when I pull it out of the holster.