You could also try new mag springs from Wolff. I had a Pro Mag for my .45. It's at the landfill now.
Yeah,I paid under 300 for mine. As a 21 year old with a beautiful two story home(owner,was appraised back in feburary at $275K.) sitting on an acre of land, college student, owner of a 2000 Acura,1991 Nissan, and 2007 Hyundai (forgot the liens on these cars,how about the insurance?), and also heavily supporting my 19 year old student fiancee, I think I have a bit of a budget. Most people my age are still living with mommy and daddy, I've been living the american dream since I was 18, by comparison.
. Limp wristin' it? Mine work 1oo% with everything I feed 'em.499$? Hmm,you keep going up in price. Besides that aint local
Last time I shot a Glock it actually choked on almost every round,and I tried a couple different loads in it.
...We tried some other mags too, including the ranges mags for the rentals.The $485 was what I payed in my local city, the $499 price is off a website and includes shipping.. you're nitpicking about $14? Come on dude.. call a gun shop in your town and see if they have one.499$? Hmm,you keep going up in price. Besides that aint local
Last time I shot a Glock it actually choked on almost every round,and I tried a couple different loads in it.
Not my weapon. As I've stated many times, no interest in a Glock nor do I own one,as my 220$ Kel-tec has proven more reliable than friends Glocks that I personally have cleaned(sometimes...their lazy,lol).,and and I also said,I wasn't the only one shooting it and having trouble. I'm pretty sure a group of full grown men(most of wich w do manual labor for a living....me being the exception) can hold it tight enough. ...Either way,its sold now. I don't miss it. We tried Speer Gold dot, I don't really remeber what other ammo was tryed. I think Glocks for the most part,are the most reliable weapons you can get your hands on though. Don't get me wrong,I am just pointing out even peoples beloved Glocks aren't perfect,even if they are the best....If given a choice between a sig and glock,I can't lie I'd be rocking a safety action trigger....IIRC when I tryed to shoot it, I loaded the mag, racked the slide to chamber a round,then putanother in the mag.Ghettokracker71 wrote:The $485 was what I payed in my local city, the $499 price is off a website and includes shipping.. you're nitpicking about $14? Come on dude.. call a gun shop in your town and see if they have one.499$? Hmm,you keep going up in price. Besides that aint local
Last time I shot a Glock it actually choked on almost every round,and I tried a couple different loads in it.
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last time you shot it the weapon choked? You are either using crappy underpowered ammo, the weapon was dirty and had powder deposits in the action or slide rail, you're female and can't hold it tight enough, or you're male and can't hold it tight enough. Regardless, IF you don't squeeze a glock tight when you fire it, you WILL get stove piped rounds, or the weapon will not return battery.
it could be that someone had been manually loading single rounds into the chamber without a magazine and then dropping the slide. This causes the extractor claw to jump over the ridge on the shell and can cause damage over time.
Holdyour guntighter and clean it every time you shoot it.
We apparently have some die-hard Glock zealots here.