diamondd817

Never! I love my tupperware ( too ).

Me Too!!!! But I just realized mine came with a different style grip than yours.

It's a toss up between the S&W 686 P and my now TINY LOOKING and FEELING Glock 21 SF:

Thank You Sir

Yes!!

Here ya go:

Just Picked it Up:

No. But I just want to make sure I got the 30day period procedure correct in case I do want to buy on the next possible day.

Can't give away all my secrets It's not a new room actually, I just renamed it. "ATF Room" seemed fitting. Its just a 9x9 spare bedroom that has my crap in it. But I do want to get a sign for the door that says "Dad's ATF Room"

I hear ya. I quit smoking 5 years ago this month. Good health decision, better financial decision. Can buy more ammo now!! I was thinking more along the lines of a cigar or two.

I officially renamed the Mancave to the ATF Room ( the alcohol, tobacco, and firearms room). All I need to do now is start smoking.

S&W 686 Plus (7shot) 4", SS. Next: S&W M&P 40 OR 45 Full Size

Ok, so the day of the purchase does not count. Day 1 is the day after the purchase. 30 Days = 11/20. Day 31 is 11/21 and I will be elidgeable. Got it. OR 32 days form the last purchase.

It would actually be 11/20/2011 then, but since it's a Sunday, Monday the 21st would be it. Thanks

Got some new permits and I will be picking up a pistol tomorrow 10/21/2011. What is the next date I can legally buy another pistol?

Exactly. Some people just seem way too eager to open fire without the facts.

No one said you have to join annually. It's $20 an hour to use the range. Not far off from the BH's $15hr or Paterson gunsmithing $18hr. Funny have everyone gets their panties in a wad soon as money is mentioned.

Good. Dont use the old spring then. The accuracy might be because the new spring is causing a different type of recoil impulse that you are not use to. The spring never touches the barrel when the slide is on the frame and has nothing to do with barrel/sight alignment. Keep shooting, it will line up. It took me a while to get real accurate with the Gen4 G23.

I believe mostly to keep up with the market's multiple (adjustable) grips. I think the new RSA design was an afterthought, but I find it funny how the Beretta compact 9m suffered from the same exact issue as the G19 (too mucch spring for practice ammo). Almost like they got together with ammo makers and decided we need xxlbs of spring for the new 9mm loads. But I also like how tight the lockup and slide is compared to the Gen3.

You are talking to customer service, you need to talk to a tech. Anyway, do you drop the slide onto a round already in the chamber to load 13+1rds or not? If so, it's possible you damaged the extractor. Glock extractors were not made to drop the slide onto the round. About the only autoloader pistol I know that has an extractor made to do that is the Beretta 92 Series. Take a good look at your extractor (claw on the breech face) and see if it is chipped, bent, broken, etc. I have no idea what the double feed is from. Unless your magazines are defective, I don't see how that can happen.

It's a "NJ State of Mind".

I figured it out. Thanks Not where I thought it was going to be.

Interesting. Do you drop the slide onto a round or do you only feed the chamber from the magazine? You might have a damaged extractor.

How many times had you had this happen? FTE? Double Feed?

What the Glock rep said is all BS. She must have meant recoil between Gen 3 and Gen 4. The reocil spring has nothing to do with barrel alignment. Anyway, I am surprised you have had any issues with the G 23. All the issues were with the G 19 having too heavy of a recoil spring for practice ammo. I have the G 23 Gen 4 with 1500+rds and not one single malfunction. I have a 1000 rds with the original 0-3 spring and 500rds with the replacemnet 0-3-3 RSA. I did not see any accuracy difference between the 2 RSA's. BTW what ammo are you using when you had these malfunctions? I have the G 19 Gen 4 also. I have not had any problems with this pistol either with over 1200rds. With the original and replacement RSA and practice ammo.