I will start by saying I am no shooting expert and have never really written a post like this. If this should be somewhere else I am sure someone will let me know. I took some notes with first shots with my Shadow Systems handguns. All shooting was done at Deer Creek Shooting Range in Putnamville. These were all brand new guns when I took them to the range for the 200 round break-in. Here is what I found.
DR920
8/7/21 - 323 rounds
204 rounds Speer lawman 124 gr - no issues
17 rounds grind hard 115gr with one failure to cycle. Round ejected properly, but new round did not cycle in. Round was put in a fresh mag and had no issue.
34 rounds black dot 115gr no issues
17 rounds freedom munitions 124gr reman with - no issues
17 rounds target sport branded 125gr - no issues (I believed this is S&B under the target sports name)
34 rounds Buffalo company 115gr - no issues
MR920 (War Poet Model)
8/142021- 330 rounds
225 rounds of 124 federal American eagle (last round slide didn’t lock back 3 times, 1 failure to feed)
15 rounds Buffalo cartridge company 115gr (very accurate, no issues)
15 fort Scott ammo (last round slide didn’t lock back)
15 Black Dot 115gr ammo (slide didn’t lock back - dirty ammo)
15 grind hard 115gr (last round slide didn’t lock back)
15 federal training 115gr no issues
15 target sport 124gr no issues
15 freedom 124gr reman (last round slide didn’t lock back)
MR920L
9/12/21 - 277 total rounds
30 Rounds of Lawman 124gr no issues
120 rounds of S&B 124gr no issues
45 rounds Grind Hard 115gr no issues
7 rounds Speer Gold Dot 124gr no issues
15 rounds Belom 124gr no issues
15 rounds Tul Ammo 115gr steel no issues
15 rounds Freedom Munitions 124gr Reman no issues
15 rounds Buffalo Cart Comp 115 gr no issue
15 rounds black dot ammunition 115gr no issues
15 rounds Federal training ammo 115gr no issues
I am pretty impressed with each of these guns. I run the middle back strap which is like an M&P or CZ grip angle. Both the DR920 and MR920 (War Poet) had Trijicon RMRs on them for all rounds shot. The DR920 also had a Surefire x-300 mounted to it. Overall I would recommend these guns. I am not a gun reviewer, competition shooter, or professional of any kind. I like to shoot. I try all sorts of ammo out to make sure my guns will eat most anything and try to find out what they don't like. I hope you find this helpful.
DR920
8/7/21 - 323 rounds
204 rounds Speer lawman 124 gr - no issues
17 rounds grind hard 115gr with one failure to cycle. Round ejected properly, but new round did not cycle in. Round was put in a fresh mag and had no issue.
34 rounds black dot 115gr no issues
17 rounds freedom munitions 124gr reman with - no issues
17 rounds target sport branded 125gr - no issues (I believed this is S&B under the target sports name)
34 rounds Buffalo company 115gr - no issues
MR920 (War Poet Model)
8/142021- 330 rounds
225 rounds of 124 federal American eagle (last round slide didn’t lock back 3 times, 1 failure to feed)
15 rounds Buffalo cartridge company 115gr (very accurate, no issues)
15 fort Scott ammo (last round slide didn’t lock back)
15 Black Dot 115gr ammo (slide didn’t lock back - dirty ammo)
15 grind hard 115gr (last round slide didn’t lock back)
15 federal training 115gr no issues
15 target sport 124gr no issues
15 freedom 124gr reman (last round slide didn’t lock back)
MR920L
9/12/21 - 277 total rounds
30 Rounds of Lawman 124gr no issues
120 rounds of S&B 124gr no issues
45 rounds Grind Hard 115gr no issues
7 rounds Speer Gold Dot 124gr no issues
15 rounds Belom 124gr no issues
15 rounds Tul Ammo 115gr steel no issues
15 rounds Freedom Munitions 124gr Reman no issues
15 rounds Buffalo Cart Comp 115 gr no issue
15 rounds black dot ammunition 115gr no issues
15 rounds Federal training ammo 115gr no issues
I am pretty impressed with each of these guns. I run the middle back strap which is like an M&P or CZ grip angle. Both the DR920 and MR920 (War Poet) had Trijicon RMRs on them for all rounds shot. The DR920 also had a Surefire x-300 mounted to it. Overall I would recommend these guns. I am not a gun reviewer, competition shooter, or professional of any kind. I like to shoot. I try all sorts of ammo out to make sure my guns will eat most anything and try to find out what they don't like. I hope you find this helpful.