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Nanuk · February 17, 2013, 01:10 AM

The more I think about this the more I think it may be a timing issue. All the people that experience it tried extractors, which simply extract the casing from the chamber. The ejector is what actually tosses the round. The consensus of the experts is that all Glocks but the 9mm's are undersprung. With that in mind i would try a heavier recoil spring.

With 1911's and AR's it is timing that causes this problem, if I remember correctly.

February 17, 2013, 01:10 AM	#23
Nanuk Senior Member Join Date: January 2, 2005 Location: Where the deer and the antelope roam. Posts: 3,082	The more I think about this the more I think it may be a timing issue. All the people that experience it tried extractors, which simply extract the casing from the chamber. The ejector is what actually tosses the round. The consensus of the experts is that all Glocks but the 9mm's are undersprung. With that in mind i would try a heavier recoil spring. With 1911's and AR's it is timing that causes this problem, if I remember correctly. __________________ Retired Law Enforcement U. S. Army Veteran Armorer My rifle and pistol are tools, I am the weapon.