diamondd817

The Glock Gen 4 .40's don't experience this issue. Buy a 23 with confidence. BTW, the 30274 is your "ejector".....

. That's the $60 extractor I was talking about. Some people say it helps, others not so much. Personally i wouldnt buy it. Spend the money on a couple boxes of speer lawman 115gr fmj. Its 1200fps and as close to shooting 124+p as it gets without buying premium ammo. The PMC is at the low end of power and is probably the cause on a brand new G19 G4. If that doesn't do it, like I said, I have a couple extractors that I Arkansas stoned top and bottom that you can try.

Ejector is on the frame on top of the trigger housing. With that date it will most likely be a 30274. I can give you a polished extractor if you wan to try it. But I think being so new you just need hotter ammo for a few hundred rounds.

Recoil spring assembly. If yours is 0-4 and not 0-4-3, it needs to be swapped. Its stamped on the circular face of the spring. Let me know you part numbers. You might have bought an early Gen 4. Either way it a problem easily solved.

Yes this issue exists. First thing first, what is the number on your ejector? If its not 30274, you need to upgrade it. Second, check rsa. The new upgraded RSA is 0-4-3. If this is not what you have, you need the newer one. Third, if you have the correct ejector and rsa, then you need to polish the extractor. I might have a couple polished extractors lying around. Fourth, use hotter target ammo. Speer lawman 115gr is 1200fps and really works well in the Glock Gen 4's. What ever you do, don't spend $60 on an aftermarket extractor.

Interesting. I wonder if they got a call from Glock or someone offered a whole bunch of money to buy it now.

I bet it goes over $1,000.

First one on gunbroker. It's up to $735 so far. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=386016836 I think ill be waiting a while to get one of these.

Yes. Crap It's a .380. Pictured next to a Glock 26. I still find it pretty exciting that Glock has a new single stack frame. I am sure it will be available in 9mm/40 shortly.

They are a complete rip off for everything. I won't shop there.

http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13504851.2013.854294#.UsYCsdyA3IX http://reason.com/blog/2013/12/23/concealed-carry-fewer-murders-says-new-s

I have specific instructions in my will to never, under any circumstances, give my firearms to the PD or a gun buyback. If said family members dont want to keep them, then sell them for pennies to a dealer or collector.

Yes and yes.

Don't let him take them to the PD. Don't let him bring them to a buyback either. Worst case, just take them to a dealer and sell them for pennies on the dollar.

Holy shit is right. It is unbelievable how out of touch these people are.

The short answer = No

Remington R1 1911 S&W 686+ 4" Beretta M9 Glock 22 Gen 4 Pretty much covers the history of duty sidearms. With a bit of modern twist.

Agreed. I always thought they were a gimick gun. If you want to use buckshot for HD buy a shotgun. If you want a big bore HD pistol buy a Glock 21 Gen 4. Its just so happens I have one for sale.

There is a difference between a radical person and an enthusiast.

Need: Personal self defense for me and my family outside of our home in NJ, especially in such places as shopping mall parking lots.

Yes. Single stack .380. The thing is, its not a pocket 380 like the LCP. Its basically the same dimensions as the LC9 and the Nano. See where this is going? Ill bet it will be offered in 9mm in the near future. Edit: Im starting to think this picture is a decoy picture released by Glock to fool us. Not a fake in dimensions, but a fake in caliber. I wondering if it will debut at the January shot show in 9mm. Unless they plan on releasing it as a 9mm and 380 at the same time, but were just that much better at keeping the 9mm a secret.

My thoughts exactly. Thanks

I have 3 newer production S&W revolvers. Someone mentioned to me to look and see if my barrels are canted (over-torqued or under-torqued). Sure enough, all 3 of my revolvers barrels are canted (2-under, 1-over). I am talking the slightest amount, you would probably need a micrometer to measure it. Seems some internet commandos think this is a problem. I read a comment that a S&W rep said it is normal for minor cant, it's how they zero the guns at the factory. I seem to believe the S&W's rep comment as my guns do shoot straight. What say you?

A 6" hole! Holy crap. Got to get some of that stuff.

The speer gold dots are a proven round in every caliber. They are used by many law enforcement agencies including the NYPD (124gr+p 9mm). Its what I have for a home defense/self defense situation. The hornady critical defense stuff is newer. It does well in ballistic gelatin tests, but it is unproven in the real world as far as I know. I don't know of any agency carrying it. Both are legal to own in NJ.