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[ahcshon]

Is my extractor supposed to look like this on the g23? Thanks

[Virus55]

Call up GLock

[frankiejoe577]

Where are you located? If your nearby I can help you.

Did you disassemble the slide?

Are you riding the slide forwards when you load up?

Are you dropping a round into the chamber to load up or are you loading from the magazine?

[JTROKS]

Is my extractor supposed to look like this on the g23? Thanks

Seems ok but can't really tell unless there's a rim of the case there. If you slide a loaded round there (please don't do it while the gun is fully assembled). Does it hold the round in place? I'll have to get my G23 out and see for myself, besides mine has been 100%.

[willerfortheworld]

Glocks and problems, what's new...

[ZEALOT]

I'm calling it now:

his ejector arm is bent/broken.

[CZ9]

Do glocks normally come with that extra notch in the extractor? None of my pistols have that.

[HighLander51]

I'm calling it now:

his ejector arm is bent/broken.

Glocks have an ejector and an extractor, but what is an ejector arm?


Glocks and problems, what's new... ?? I currently have 9 Glocks, 2 for carry, and 7 that I shoot in competition, and have owned and run over 20 Glocks in the last 20 years. Some of these have run to over 100,000 rounds with no issues. Most new Glock issues are shooter induced or ammo induced.

[ZEALOT]

Glocks have an ejector and an extractor, but what is an ejector arm?


Glocks and problems, what's new... ?? I currently have 9 Glocks, 2 for carry, and 7 that I shoot in competition, and have owned and run over 20 Glocks in the last 20 years. Some of these have run to over 100,000 rounds with no issues. Most new Glock issues are shooter induced or ammo induced.

The ejector is the ejector arm. People clean their glock and don't realize how sensitive that arm is. When you have chronic failures to eject, 95% of the time it is the ejector (arm).

[HighLander51]

The ejector is the ejector arm. People clean their glock and don't realize how sensitive that arm is. When you have chronic failures to eject, 95% of the time it is the ejector (arm).

Do you even own a Glock? It is called the ejector, not the ejector arm. and 5 FTE out of 100 is a 5% not 95%. The ejector is located inside the trigger group, most people don't take that out. the ejector is not the issue here, otherwise it would have issues on every round fired.

[Rangem4]

I can't believe you guys are talking about a Glock. I have several and have never had any issues except shooter limp wrist.
Glocks are perfect in form and function, when your life depends on a weapon grab a Glock.
Please let us know the outcome of your ftf.

[ahcshon]

^^Will do. They said the turnaround time is 6-8 weeks . The customer service Rep also said they can ship my glock right back to my doorstep with an adult signature required, is that true or does it have to go through a ffl?

[Szabi B]

have u tried a different magazine in the gun?

[ahcshon]

have u tried a different magazine in the gun?

just the 2 that came with it.

[Mr310]

Do you even own a Glock? It is called the ejector, not the ejector arm. and 5 FTE out of 100 is a 5% not 95%. The ejector is located inside the trigger group, most people don't take that out. the ejector is not the issue here, otherwise it would have issues on every round fired.

He said that 95% of the time that a Glock has a problem, it's the ejector.