5 minute range report

[bigb0886]

So I finally got a chance to break in my new Glock 19 (sort of) that I picked up a couple of weeks ago.*



It's a newer gen 3 with a serial number beginning with "S" so I was worried about extractor problems like so many others have had (extractor 336 if I remember right).*

Anyway at my local indoor range I can only shoot their ammo, and they only had ONE box of 50. Super lame, but I picked it up and fired away. No FTF/FTE to speak of, however the empty casings were ejecting more to the 5-6 o'clock position rather than 3-4. A few went directly over my head. Like I said, it was my first time with it, and only 50 rounds were put down the pipe. What do you guys think? Obviously I'm going to shoot more before I call Glock or anything, but does it seem like I might potentially have a problem with this extractor?*Or does it just need to be properly broken in?

Other than that, she shot fine. I'm by no means a marksman but I was making tight enough groupings by my standard at 7 yards and was starting to dial it in when I ran out of ammo; the last 10 rounds I shot at 10 yards and that had a tighter grouping than the previous 40 at 7 yards.*

[c3 rolling]

Nice purchase, your 19 is fine dont worry about it.

[USMC 82-86]

That gun will grow on you real fast. I traded one of my G19's for a Beretta 92 and I really like the Beretta but still feel a need to get another G19.

[DDRH]

Your ejector is 336, not the extractor. Give her a few more hundred rnds.

[bigb0886]

^right, my fault. One of those "e" words. That's what I'm thinking though, is putting a ton more rounds through. Today I planned on putting around 200 through originally so I was a bit bummed when they only had one box, then a few hundred more when I can take it out on some BLM land. Im loving the small size of it though especially compared to my USP. Nice change of pace.

[hornswaggled]

Nice photo. That's business time.