I have a two year old Gen 3 G30SF with Pearce +0 mag extensions. the 10th round is pretty difficult to load; but the when I insert the mag, it seems that the swell of the mag is not locking the mag into the mag catch. However, with only 9 rounds loaded it seems to not be a problem. Anyone else have similar problems, if yes, any resolutions.
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Difficulty Loading Mag into G30SF?
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Difficulty Loading Mag into G30SF?
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My G30SF required some force to seat a full 10rd mag with the slide forward. It seems to be a common thing with G30 mags, so I wouldn't worry too much. I was told to load the mags with 10rds, and leave them loaded for a week or so. They still require a little force to seat on a closed slide, but not much more than any of my other Glocks. I never had a single issue shooting 10+1 out of it, and I shot 10+1 for the first 200rds just to be sure.Comment
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Thanks. That's what I'm doing and there's no binding. It's a new gun to me so I was curious. My G19 doesn't do this so that's why I'm curious.NRA, CGF, GSSF, SAF member
Certified Glock Armorer 2011, 2016
"Praise be to the LORD my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. -Psalm 144:1Comment
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My G30SF required some force to seat a full 10rd mag with the slide forward. It seems to be a common thing with G30 mags, so I wouldn't worry too much. I was told to load the mags with 10rds, and leave them loaded for a week or so. They still require a little force to seat on a closed slide, but not much more than any of my other Glocks. I never had a single issue shooting 10+1 out of it, and I shot 10+1 for the first 200rds just to be sure.
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I have to agree. I'm going to Burro this weekend for a tac pistol class so I loaded up all the mags and are letting them sit full of ammo and loaded another mag up with snap caps and started to just cycling it through the mag mag well, dropping the mag, and reinserting.NRA, CGF, GSSF, SAF member
Certified Glock Armorer 2011, 2016
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Mine are so difficult that I have to really bear down with a hard long push with the heel of my hand to get the mag to seat with the slide forward. My nine round mags were even worse. They were so tight, once seated, that I couldn't rack the slide to chamber the top round. On one of my nine rounders I did what many consider a no..no. I cut one winding off the mag spring. It works fine now. We'll see if I'll regret it, but I don't think so.Last edited by GR8Guns; 06-06-2012, 6:53 AM.Comment
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I had the same problem with my 30sf. Here's what I did to fix it.
Load 9 rounds into your magazine. Then take the glock mag loader that came with the gun and depress the bullets up and down 20-50 times. This will take just enough tension off the spring to get the 10th round in with out killing your thumbs.
As far as inserting the magazine with 10 rounds into the gun you need to give the magazine a good slap.sigpic
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I agree with everyone here. It's a good push to seat a full 10 round mag when the slide is forward. It goes right in when the slide is back. I have always attributed this due to the magazine being rather short and stuffing 10 rounds of .45 in it, there just isn't much room for the rounds to be pushed down in the magazine. My 30sf does the same with a factory bottom or a Pearce +0.Comment
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Thanks everyone for the info and that it's not just my gun.NRA, CGF, GSSF, SAF member
Certified Glock Armorer 2011, 2016
"Praise be to the LORD my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. -Psalm 144:1Comment
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Mine was the same way. Have to be persuasive putting the magazine in with the slide in battery. I run a 9 round mag and it's a bit worse, But nothing that'll make me Not love this pistol."Then there are sheepdogs. The sheepdogs are the bastions of safety. The sheepdog lives solely to protect the flock and confront the wolf. They live for the opportunity to be called to duty to protect the innocent. The sheepdog has fangs and the propensity for violence but hopes that he will not have to resort to it. However, he lives for that day when he will be able to use his warrior skills and mindset to keep the wolf from harming the sheep."Comment
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NRA, CGF, GSSF, SAF member
Certified Glock Armorer 2011, 2016
"Praise be to the LORD my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. -Psalm 144:1Comment
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