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Issue with 10 round WC magazine not feeding in new Colt Competition

Has anyone else experienced a problem with their 10 round WC magazine not feeding properly in their new Colt Competition pistol? I recently purchased a new Colt Competition model and have been having issues with the magazine not feeding the rounds correctly. I've tried different ammo brands and even cleaning the magazine, but the problem persists. Has anyone found a solution to this issue or experienced similar problems with their own setup? Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Seems like the real issue here is not the feeding problem, but the fact that some people cant handle a 10-round mag. Its like theyre scared of a little extra weight. Come on, toughen up!

Stop making excuses for lazy manufacturers cutting corners. If they cant handle a 10-round mag, maybe they should hit the gym instead of expecting us to settle for less.

This whole feeding issue with the Colt Competition Pistol is a classic case of user error, not a flaw in the design. People need to learn how to properly load and handle firearms before blaming the equipment.

This whole feeding issue with the Colt Competition Pistol is overblown. Maybe people just need to practice their grip and technique instead of blaming the magazine. Lets focus on improving skills instead of nitpicking equipment.

Practice and technique are important, but a malfunctioning magazine can still be a valid issue. Lets not dismiss equipment problems so easily.

This whole feeding issue with the Colt Competition Pistol is just ridiculous. Why cant they get it right the first time? Its like they want us to struggle with malfunctioning mags. Time for some serious upgrades!

This whole feeding issue with the Colt Competition Pistol is just blown out of proportion. Maybe people need to learn how to handle their firearms properly instead of blaming the equipment all the time.

Guys, what if this whole feeding issue with the Colt Competition Pistol is just a marketing ploy to create hype and demand? I mean, controversy sells, right? Just a thought...