(Highly Modified) Glock - Failure to Extract

[RHINOWSO]

(Highly Modified)

Hint hint.

[elephantrider]

It’s a Gen3 G19 lower with a new Brownells slide, Victory First barrel, P80 slide parts, Magpul Mags, Winchester 115gr FMJ.

The only item on that list that isn't suspect, IMO, is the Victory First barrel. I've used them with Glock OEM slides and had no issues. Can't recall any reports of issues with them.
- Brownells slides seem to be hit, and miss. A minority of reviews on their site are users who couldn't get them to work.
- P80 slide parts. Not my first choice. I see no reason not use Glock brand slide guts.
- Magpul Mags. Some users have issues. I'd recommend trying a Glock brand mag to eliminate the variable.
- Winchester ammo,... yikes! Try different ammo.

[MegademiC]

Could be a lot of things.

1. Try factory barrel in this setup
2. Try this slide with factory barrel on factory lower

That will at least guve us a start.

Explain in more detail what exactly is happening. Short stroking + fteject could look like a ftextract.

Take a slow-mo video of you shooting it, especially the ejection and post it(any modern phone can take high-speed vid, make sure its on max frame rate- if you have access to an iphone and dont know how- pm me).

[Street Survival]

Most probably a chipped extractor.

[lsllc]

Make sure your extractor, spring loaded bearing, etc are installed correctly. Remember, metal to metal, plastic to plastic.


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[jpmuscle]

It’s a Gen3 G19 lower with a new Brownells slide, Victory First barrel, P80 slide parts, Magpul Mags, Winchester 115gr FMJ.

It’s honestly a bit disingenuous to call this a Glock lol.

I’d start with factory Glock slide components and go from there


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