Ideas why a Glock 19 would fail to lock onto the rear of a casing and not extract?
It occurs at around 1/10 rounds.
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Ideas why a Glock 19 would fail to lock onto the rear of a casing and not extract?
It occurs at around 1/10 rounds.
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What ammo?
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Multiple reasons why it could happen, but you gave too little info for a definitive answer; is ammo factory or reloads? Are cases steel or brass? Was G19 reliable previously or was extraction a problem from day 1?
How old is the G19 and is the extractor intact or chipped? Any mods to the G19?
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Last edited by mpom; 01-17-19 at 11:48. Reason: Spelling
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It’s a Gen3 G19 lower with a new Brownells slide, Victory First barrel, P80 slide parts, Magpul Mags, Winchester 115gr FMJ.
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You don't have a G19 anymore, you a significant batch of stacking tolerances. Trying to e-diagnose it is difficult, at best. You might try swapping one component in/out at a time and follow the breadcrumbs.Originally Posted by telecustom
Frankly, I wouldn't expect that combination of variables to work at all. Sorry.
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Will do, thanks
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Disregard.
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Why do people insist on playing junior 1911 armorer with Glocks?
They actually do need proper fitting.
I knew a dude who played with his Glock and it went full auto on him trying to get “better sear engagement and lighter trigger weight”
Wrong gun for that. Get a 5.5 trigger, maybe a - connector and just practice.
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From initial post it sounds like extractor is not grabbing the rim or slipping off. What parts are in the Brownells slide? Hopefully OEM. Make sure the extractor, spring and rod are all installed correctly, schematic should be on Brownells site.
If you have the OEM barrel, see if extraction is reliable, and check the chamber of new barrel under bright light, to rule out rough chamber.
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But, I want the highest performance gear I can get to have the highest skill I can have!
That's how that works, right?
To the OP: if it's a project gun, cool. Have at it. I'd start with the obvious: extractor and ejector.
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