Glock 19 mag issues

[Chaos47]

One of there might be the thread you are looking for:

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=771766

Or

https://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=741410&highlight=2183-2+follower&page=2

They suggest contacting glock to get replacement followers to change from 2183-2 to 9mm6 or 9mm3 followers to help get 10 rounds in and also to reliably feed hollow points.

[G21Shooter]

Yeah its just the way new Glock 10 rounders are. With use they break in to the point they are easy to load by hand to 10.

[JanG]

You should try loading M&P 10 rounders. They're next to impossible if you think Glock mags are hard.

I usually just load to 9 when at the range or home duty. At IDPA events, I use the upLula and my weight so I can load to division capacity.

[Flowmini98]

I had a post a couple weeks ago about this. Look at the followers on your mags. If they are numbered 2183 contact Glock and have them send you the new followers.

[DDRH]

It should be mandatory if you are a Cal Guns Member, you should own an UpLula

hahaha...i concur.

MIght i add, UpLula will help save the mag feed lips too...and your thumbs from premature wear

[Glock4T6]

my glock 19 fail to feed FMJ on the last round, I have 2183 follower. Guess I too have to call Glock for 9mm3 follower on Monday:-(

[CK_32]

Nothing... Glock mags are a B to fully load.

Getting #17 or #10 in mine is a no go.. Unless I want a numb thumb for an hour..

For my 10's I load 5 for my 17s I load 10.

[limitdown]

New stiff spring.
Sometimes, if you squeeze in the 10th round, the gun might have problems stripping the first round from the magazine because it's way too tight.

[NoSpam]

This seems to be a common g19 problem. I have four 10 round mags andd they're all a B to get in the 9th and 10th rounds

[SouperMan]

It should be mandatory if you are a Cal Guns Member, you should own an UpLula

Wouldn't it be cool if there was a Calguns edition of the UpLula? Maybe a CGN logo or something.

Yeah, the mag loader is used for new mags that will wear over time. The one that Glock supplies is best used to prop the gun up in photos. :-)