It's your fault, not the guns.

[HopetonBrown]

*****

[EspoMan]

Cool story bro

[supertrooper]

[SonofWWIIDI]

[whipkiller]

Wow, super cool.

[sealocan]

[sealocan]

^ I'm just joking of course.

['ol shooter]

I'd clap, but my wrists are too limp.

[Glocked@45]

Well, I will be the odd man out here. I enjoyed your post so thank you.

[stilly]

LoL.

If your slide is locking back while the mag is still full, 99.999% of the time it IS the shooter. Film their hand or thumb in slow motion when they shoot and you will see in the recoil that happens.

I did that a lot when I first had my Deagle. Now I know better and tell other people that do it in all of their guns to stop hitting the slide stop when they shoot...

BTW, if you have ANY issues with the Deagle, 99% of the time it is because it needs to be cleaned. They are like fussy babies that need a diaper changed before they can continue sometimes...

[bsg]

thanks for posting. Parabellum has long been a fan of the Glock.

[Mossy Man]

i had a RIA that when shooting, the firing pin stop would back out and fall down, locking behind the hammer and prevent it from going back into battery.

a new wolf extra power firing pin spring solved that problem but i'm sure that was a user error amirite

[Mossy Man]

You are right, it was user error. The user wasn't properly maintaining the firearm.

I regularly replace my firing pin spring approximately every 3,000 rounds when I replace my recoil spring.

Wasn't properly maintaining a brand new pistol amirite

[Mossy Man]

I guess in retrospect it's probably good practice to replace all springs on brand new pistols anyway

[Mossy Man]

Almost every post OP makes is

so i guess my error is taking the bait