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My opinion is to clean it before hand - mostly I'm concerned with getting any oil/grease out of barrel. That said, I read many magazine reviews where the writer takes it right from the box to the range.
Almost always, a FTE is a result of not having a solid grip on the gun. There is no published break-in, but like anything mechanical, it will smooth out over time. Make sure you have a solid grip, and make sure your hand isn't somehow interfering with the operation of the slide.
You can run into more problems with JHP; if you have some FMJ give that a try.Jesus Saves! -
You didn't clean and lube it up?
Well there's your first problem. Clean it, lube it, and put a few 100 rounds down the pipe. Then get back to us.If you want change you have to put in your 2 cents, you can't just sit on the sidelines and whine.Comment
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Anticipation of your first shot I am sure.
Clean it up a little, add tiny lube and keep a solid grip till you get comfortable with it then adjust as you see fit.Comment
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I took my glock out before cleaning when it was new a it ran bad. FTF, FTE and brass in my face. Before I shot it I took it apart and it looked ok. After a good cleaning and lube it ran the next 150 rounds great and was dirty when I was done shooting than the first time and it was still running great. Clean and lube it and give it another go.Comment
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SeriouslyOriginally posted by FestersamI fired one round, FTE, and then came on here to ask questions...
As to suggestions, no Glock should have to be cleaned and lubed out of the box. The copper lube should be left alone. They will run dry as a bone with no lube at all, dirty as ****. FTE was caused by limp wrist or possibly bad mag follower.
Should have kept shooting, accurate suggestions cannot be made from a sample of 1.**** your feelings!Comment
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Wrong caliber ammo? Definitely dont clean copper color stuff. Read owners manual.....Comment
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Yes, clean it but read the manual first.Ok guys, please don't flame me, I'm new. Just got my first Glock 19 last night. Out of the box I had an FTE on the first round just now. Using Winchester 147g JHP. Should I be using different ammo? Should I have cleaned this first? Is there or is there not a break in period on a Glock?
I got my Glock 19 Gen 3 for Fathers Day. So about 1200 rounds downrange. I am using that same load, Winchester 147 JHP from Walmart at $21.77/box. I got 3 boxes and I shot a whole box after I got it broken in with about 400 rounds of Federal aluminum case that I got at Walmart for $9.97.
Great choice in handgun and self defense ammunition. Stay safe my friend
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Get a 1911
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Originally posted by longrange1my gun shoots better with shiny brass...plus not only does the shiny brass make me look like a pimp at the range if the sun catches it just right it blinds the guy next to me which improves my odds of winning the match.Originally posted by XDJYoFull size. Stubbies are for sissies.Comment
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