As the title implies, while at the range today I had an unexpected bump fire while shooting. I had run through five mags and was towards the end of my sixth when it happened. Gun in question was a Lone Wolf Timberwolf Full Frame compact. All lone wolf internals with exception of polymer 80 trigger. Have an old G17 frame on top and Griffin Armament drop in match barrel with a standard gen 3 guide rod. This was a first and was, admittedly, slightly embarrassing as the RO who I was talking with when I first got there came over and politely implied I should switch over to shooting a different pistol. This "offered advice" was a bit frustrating as I wanted to shoot a few more mags to see if the issue repeated or if it was a freak one and done. I know with Polymer 80 builds there can be issues with the rear metal slide piece the trigger housing sits in, but some dremel work usually fixes that (I've built a couple and experienced this with both). The Timber Wolf Frame isn't set up in the same way, so not sure this is the problem. Ammo was 124 grain Aguila FMJ, never had issues shooting this stuff before. Guess I'm wondering what others have done when and if they've encountered this with an aftermarket Glock frame.
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