I can't seem to get my Glock to jam or not work..why is this??

1.Crippled 10 (9) round magazines are less reliable than regular 15/17rd mags.

2.Stovepipe jams would hint at weak ammo. UMC, for example, is pretty whimpy but combat ammo would do better.

Try swapping in different magazines. Try heavier bullet wight. If both still produce jams, send it in.
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Oleg Volk:
1.Crippled 10 (9) round magazines are less reliable than regular 15/17rd mags.

2.Stovepipe jams would hint at weak ammo. UMC, for example, is pretty whimpy but combat ammo would do better.

Try swapping in different magazines. Try heavier bullet wight. If both still produce jams, send it in.[/quote]
O.K., heres the latest . I think the heavier bullet has solved the problem. I had been shooting 115 gr. in various brands and I tried the 140gr. speer lawman ammo today and didn't have a single stovepipe out of the 50 rds. I also broke it down and did a good cleaning on it. The factory had put quite a bit of copper antisieze on the slide and I cleaned it all off with a tooth brush and sprayed it down with Tri Flow teflon lube. It seems to be doing what it is supposed to now.Thanks for all the advise from the Firing Line ----cpl
 
Oh my gosh! Seems we have learned Glock guns are human. :0) In fact they may not have all been dipped in holy water. As my shooting instructor says, " Glock, Colt, Browning, Sig and others don't make junk. They are all good. No gun is a religion."
I feel they are like people and there are good and bad in all kinds.
Cheers!
 
My Glock jammed today.

Witnesses everywhere.

Embarassing.


Anyone want to buy a 10mm Glock?

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"All my ammo is factory ammo"
 
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