Swifty Morgan
New member
I bought a Glock 20 a short time ago for open carry around the farm. I got it as an upgrade from a Glock 29 I carry concealed.
The other day, I got around to shooting the new gun. I used Sellier & Bellot ammunition. I wanted something cheap for the first few shots so I could vet the gun for defects before voiding my warranty with handloads.
This is my 5th Glock. The others all worked just fine. At 7 yards, I'm used to putting the vast majority of my shots into a circle as big as a golf ball. The new Glock opened up to around 3", and the shots landed 2" or more above the point of aim. The trigger seemed considerably worse than the triggers on my other Glocks. Long, spongy, and heavy.
Is this normal for a Glock 20? I'm already thinking about things like a new barrel and some trigger work.
The other day, I got around to shooting the new gun. I used Sellier & Bellot ammunition. I wanted something cheap for the first few shots so I could vet the gun for defects before voiding my warranty with handloads.
This is my 5th Glock. The others all worked just fine. At 7 yards, I'm used to putting the vast majority of my shots into a circle as big as a golf ball. The new Glock opened up to around 3", and the shots landed 2" or more above the point of aim. The trigger seemed considerably worse than the triggers on my other Glocks. Long, spongy, and heavy.
Is this normal for a Glock 20? I'm already thinking about things like a new barrel and some trigger work.