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  • osxar
    Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 273

    Glock 19 issues resolved?

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    Last edited by osxar; 02-24-2019, 9:01 AM.
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    FLAWLS1
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 930

    Originally posted by osxar
    Have all the issues with G19 3rd gen been resolved? If so what are the good dates to go with.
    Thanks
    The earlier 3rd gens have no problems with a test fire date 8/2010. The new ones are hit or miss and the fix is a new ejector/extractor.

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      JJE
      Member
      • Dec 2007
      • 242

      The earlier 3rd gens have no problems with a test fire date 8/2010. The new ones are hit or miss and the fix is a new ejector/extractor.
      Just to clarify - I think you mean that NO 3rd Gen G19s have design problems, and that the "new ones" (meaning Gen 4's) were hit and miss with their original Gen 4 parts, possibly fixed with the new Gen 4 parts. That was my understanding. Correct?
      Julian

      Life Member: SAF CRPA NRA

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        therza2071
        Member
        • Feb 2012
        • 165

        Mine is a Gen 3 with the 336 ejector, test fired January 2012. It's been flawless with everything - 115 grain WWB, 115 grain Federal Champion, 124 grain Blazer Brass, etc.

        Glock has always done good by me.

        Originally posted by JJE
        Just to clarify - I think you mean that NO 3rd Gen G19s have design problems, and that the "new ones" (meaning Gen 4's) were hit and miss with their original Gen 4 parts, possibly fixed with the new Gen 4 parts. That was my understanding. Correct?
        Nope. There are Gen 3's out there with the same issues as Gen 4's, unfortunately.
        RON PAUL 2012

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        • #5
          FLAWLS1
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 930

          Originally posted by JJE
          Just to clarify - I think you mean that NO 3rd Gen G19s have design problems, and that the "new ones" (meaning Gen 4's) were hit and miss with their original Gen 4 parts, possibly fixed with the new Gen 4 parts. That was my understanding. Correct?
          No, the later 3rd gens just have extracting issues. For example... I have a new Gen 3 Glock 19 with a test fire date of 12/20/2011 and out of those 300 rounds about 30 or so shell casings hit me in the head, left forearm, chest, or flew straight over my head. Other than those issues there have been no problems.

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            jkody
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 1081

            Never had any problems with my 2 gen 3's.

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            • #7
              FLAWLS1
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 930

              Originally posted by jkody
              Never had any problems with my 2 gen 3's.
              It doesn't surprise me, but it doesn't mean that there isn't any problems with the later Gen 3's and new Gen 4's. There are a few people who have zero problems with their Gen 3's and Gen 4's, but there's also a lot who do have problems. As for me it's not to big of a deal it's just annoying getting hit in the head/face

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                osxar
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                • Jun 2010
                • 273

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                  osxar
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                  • Jun 2010
                  • 273

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