willing to bet it is a you problem and not a glock problem, if it is a glock problem then i will also be willing to bet glock will fix it free of charge and give their most humble apologizes.
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Confidence in Glock shattered! :(
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Yeah stop limp wristing it.. Everytime my girl shoots my Glock she limps it. And sometimes the brass hit her in the top of her head.. It's funny to watch. Cuz it goes something like "BANG" "Ouch" "Bang" "Ouch" lol..
Also I dont think it's the ammo cuz I use the WWB for my 9mm and .45.. And never had a problem wth them..Comment
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I guess I got a good one.
I bought a Glock 21 (.45) in 1993 and it stovepiped pretty regular... Until I quit limp wristing it. I have maybe 8-10k through it now and I cant remember the last FTE/FTF.To compel a man to subsidize with his taxes the propagation of ideas which he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical.
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I've seen two glocks belonging to two separate people not go off. It wasn't the ammo. One of those glocks had no more than 500 rounds through it.
Ever since then, I've had no real desire to buy a Glock. I used to crack the tupperware joke at the range all the time, while I walked by with a revolver and said, "No Plastic!".Comment
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But Glocks are reliable....?
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Did your failures look anything like this? If so, maybe you were limp wristing. Then again, maybe the design should be less prone to fail due to it.
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