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jeffreyulatan · October 22, 2012, 11:57 PM

I have a weird problem. My 45 ACP that I load seem to always jam up Glock 21s. However they work flawlessly on my 1911.

What happens is when I load a round into the chamber and fire, the second round would somehow not fully go inside the barrel. Which causes the glock to malfunction. Only way to remedy this is to push the barrel forward to fully chamber the round.

Could this be caused by a light load? I'm currently loading these rounds with 5.2-5.4gr of Winchester 231. The bullet is a 220gr Lead Flat Point.

However on my 1911 it feeds, and shoot properly.

October 22, 2012, 11:57 PM	#1
jeffreyulatan Member Join Date: October 22, 2012 Location: Guam Posts: 47	My 45 ACP, jams up Glocks. I have a weird problem. My 45 ACP that I load seem to always jam up Glock 21s. However they work flawlessly on my 1911. What happens is when I load a round into the chamber and fire, the second round would somehow not fully go inside the barrel. Which causes the glock to malfunction. Only way to remedy this is to push the barrel forward to fully chamber the round. Could this be caused by a light load? I'm currently loading these rounds with 5.2-5.4gr of Winchester 231. The bullet is a 220gr Lead Flat Point. However on my 1911 it feeds, and shoot properly.