Sorry to hear about your EMP issue. Since you've already cleaned and lubed it, the easiest test would probably be to try a different mag. A damaged or not fully seated mag can cause a slide not to lock back, and of course a damaged mag can cause feeding issues.

For your sake I hope it's a mag issue!

115 grain MIGHT be too light for optimal break-in on an EMP. I don't own an EMP, but some new guns seem to prefer heavier ammo during break-in.

Good luck!

 

I have the standard EMP4 Champion and the CCC models and both have been totally reliable. Just had the slide for the standard Cerakoted. Sure hope you get this figured out. Good luck!

Thanks man. It looks like you are one of the lucky ones, with your gun's reliability! Both guns look good, and I wouldn't mind to buy another variation, assuming that I can get my current one to be reliable, first...

 

I have the standard EMP4 Champion and the CCC models and both have been totally reliable. Just had the slide for the standard Cerakoted. Sure hope you get this figured out. Good luck!

Checkout Stoner CNC for some awesome G-10 grips for your new CCC. I have them on mine and love the way they look and feel. I like them so much I bought two pair, one in black and grey and one in blue and black.

 

My EMP4's

I have the standard EMP4 Champion and the CCC models and both have been totally reliable. Just had the slide for the standard Cerakoted. Sure hope you get this figured out. Good luck!

 

Any of the rounds hand loads? I have had the failure to go into battery on several occasions. Mine is the non CCC, the EMP 4 Lightweight Champion. I have had some serious jam-ups with cases that were not actually full length sized.
If this is not the case, proceed with the advice given above.

Nope, no hand loads. It was all factory-loaded PMC Bronze 115 grain FMJ. Hopefully the rain will hold off long enough this weekend, and I can try different ammo, and a different mag...

 

Any of the rounds hand loads? I have had the failure to go into battery on several occasions. Mine is the non CCC, the EMP 4 Lightweight Champion. I have had some serious jam-ups with cases that were not actually full length sized.
If this is not the case, proceed with the advice given above.

 

Calvert2812V:
Brand new pistol - before going forward - dissemble pistol, detailed cleaning & lubricate. If malfunctions persist: change ammo, change magazine and lastly communicate with & return to Springfield, their customer service is peerless.
Regards/CClowers2

I disassembled and cleaned the gun, both before, and after I shot it. I think I am gonna try Winchester White Box next time, as it has been pretty reliable for me in other pistols. If that, and a different magazine don't do the trick, then yeah, it will likely be headed back to Springfield, unfortunately. Thanks for the help...

 

Calvert2812V:
Brand new pistol - before going forward - dissemble pistol, detailed cleaning & lubricate. If malfunctions persist: change ammo, change magazine and lastly communicate with & return to Springfield, their customer service is peerless.
Regards/CClowers2

 

Sorry to hear you are having issues with you EMP 4 CCC. I have put over 500 rounds through mine without a single hiccup. I always shoot 147 grain ammo and don't know if that makes any difference. Let us know how you make out the next time a the range. Good luck.

 

Some pistols are finicky about what ammo they'll cycle,I've had a few in the past.