Old School

#1 PM me, #2 get a bow. Got two in the freezer right now.

Good Luck Desparado!

That's why I use C-Products. I've seen this a few times with PMAGS at the range. C-Products 15/20's like $15 a piece and never had a problem. Just not as Tacticool. FS

OK saw your pics. Weaver bases. Take a caliper and measure the base heights. If they are the same shim the front. And,is that front scope cover hitting the barrel. If so, get rid of it. FS

Are you working with a bore sighter or live fire? Do you have a bore sighter to work with? The reason I ask is maybe one base is higher than the other. Switch bases if possible front to back and check it out. Or as the prev poster said shim the front. As a test loosen the front base and put a thin piece cardboard underneath. Tighten your screws and shoot. FS

Double check that out. I bought my Glock from a NJ Trooper that said they were carrying Glocks. IIRC.

Very Wierd

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Wow... Two pages on handgun safety. And not one person appears to be careless. I'm proud of you guys. Pat yourselves on the back.

Tim- Here lies the problem. If one is expected to include unload as a step you failed for having a loaded firearm that wasn't in service. But I see your point exactly. The "idiot proof" firearm or automobile for that matter have not been developed yet.

Adam- We've disassembled GLOCKS together and where do you see the gun cleared? Mag out, Clear, clear, clear, snap it into the floor.

You Know what my problem is? I've seen the damage firearms can do and take for granted everyone else is as careful as I am. But once the machine is proved safe it's only a bunch of parts. I understand what you are saying Maks about the location when dropping the hammer. But if made clear the location shouldn't really matter. BTW the guy in that video is a pompus asshole, incompetent. Unless that was a staged blank which I doubt...

Maks as an RO, you watch people drop a hammer on an empty chamber ad nausium. You better get used to it. Magazine safeties are a false sense of security, that's been a criticism of GLOCKS. And, almost everything else I can think of gets disassembled with the hammer cocked. It appears to me to be a firearm safety, comfort issue. Everything gets put in the safe hammer down and I don't always ease the hammer down. Just my $.02 BTW what is a "ND"?

My wife and I went to pick up her Permit To Puchase this evening. I've been known to brag at times and told the detective she won a G19 at a pistol match. (It was a door prize) He says "Be careful with that GLOCK, alot of people shoot themselves with them". I said I was a GLOCK armorer and they are perfectly safe. He said to me "What's the first thing you do to dissassemble and clean a GLOCK?" I said drop the hammer. He said "See that's how people shoot themselves". Just guess he wasn't a "Gun Guy"...

The spring on the mag releases are pretty stiff on these GLOCKS. Without the extended release I really have trouble releasing a mag, kind of like my thunb isn't long enough. If you loose a mag accidently with a GLOCK there have to be other issues. The funny thing is I rarely carry a spare mag on my person but, a G19 high cap mag in the console. Thread officially highjacked

Jease Chris- I'm not gay for you or anything but I agree again... My Carry GLOCKS have extended mag releases. And I'm not scared of any litigations.

You're all a bunch of "Marys" Big Bob is right. If you don't know the peeps you don't open the door. Period!!They weren't carrying a box of Girl Scout cookies were they? She did REAL good after the fact. A cheap lesson learned here.

Ray is selling a Kel-Tec that takes G19 mags. They are a cheap combo and a reliable combo. Frank

+1 Chris! Clean, Light weight oil and Practice practice practice.

Chris I couldn't disagree with you more! Though there are many non-gunsmiths that work on them successfully I think your statement is irresponsible. Unless you are willing to accept the consequences of screwing something up you shouldn't mess with the guts of a GLOCK without an indepth knowledge of what you are doing. Even though they're not that complicated. The "$.25 trigger job" ? I have some issues with what I've seen published. Some peeps doing the job actually polish the firing pin / trigger bar engagement... NOT GOOD! Aftermarket parts? Not crazy about them. Have seen some out of spec. As a carry gun and, I put my own safety where my mouth is, Stock, Stock, Stock!! Disassemble, clean and lubricate and you will have a reliable weapon. You can modify with certain GLOCK OEM parts but that's about all I can condone. Range or comp guns are a totally different story.

Bobby, Bobby, Bobby.... You just made a whoe bunch of burred crane screws... I guess I told you I used to carry a S&W 19. Way to heavy for what it offered me. Give me a high cap auto or a 230gr Mack truck any day. BTW I seem to remember you w/ a compact 45....

I hate cleaning revolvers and they are technologically so primitive!

"I carry a badge!" Get this official, law-abiding folding Permit Holder, especially if you are packing concealed heat. It's quick identification and looks impressive. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=676332 Some people just love pissing into the wind...

Mark- As I said mine was pretty solid and I put about 15 rds a year through it for 3 years (and I shot 1 1/4 oz Lightfields for two years). The problem is what happens when you remove the barrel and eye relief. The one in the posted pic(link) seems like they have that scope pretty far up the reciever. If that particular scope makes good eye relief that may be an economical solution.