I've formulated Glocks Kryptonite. Haha.

 

They are just underpowered loads that cause Glocks specifically

to short stroke. Happened in two other G26s and a G35 with a

9mm barrel.

 

I have to say though I am quite impressed with Beretta's reliability.

It even locked back on the last round consistently.

 

Unfortunately I cannot find a lighter spring for a Gen 4 G34. If

you guys know of any please let me know. I loaded 1000 of these

without testing them... woops.

 

wow, and with the lightened slide..

 

 

Never give up a chance to throw a jab at the hardcore fans of anything

that's another reason why I like hammer fire like the sig, if you get a dud pull the trigger again bam!

that's another reason why I like hammer fire like the sig, if you get a dud pull the trigger again bam!

 

 

Yup. Allows me to buy harder primers without much worry or concern. What's impressive is the

Beretta fired all without issue and it has the lighter 'D' spring.

 

 

 

 

Never give up a chance to throw a jab at the hardcore fans of anything

 

Hahaha! I'm sure Glock fanbois would say: Well that's your crappy ammo,

which is true. BUT a 1911 9mm, Sig 228, and Beretta all fired them without

a hitch so...

 

I am a Glock fanboy but one that lives in reality.

I guess I qualify as a Glock "fanboy". I have a few Gen4's and and think they are great.

 

But it is no secret that the Gen4 9mm Glocks like hot ammo. I find if I run anything less than 1150FPS the ejections get sloppy and weak. Stick to 1200FPS 9mm and they run like champs.

 

That dual recoil spring on the Gen4 9mm is pretty heavy. My Beretta 92 recoil spring is much lighter, no doubt, and it will run the lightest loads.

You can load underpowered ammo to foil any guns reliability. Lugers, P1s,and P38s are other guns that don't like underpowered ammo.

wow, and with the lightened slide..

 

You're joking...Right?

that's another reason why I like hammer fire like the sig, if you get a dud pull the trigger again bam!

 

Double strike does have advantages!

Unfortunately I cannot find a lighter spring for a Gen 4 G34.

 

Be VERY careful with light recoil springs in a GLOCK. There is a balance between the recoil spring and the striker spring.

 

There is a remote possibility you could fire out of battery with the wrong combination of springs.

i wonder if an xd would react the same way being similar to a glock?

You can load underpowered ammo to foil any guns reliability. Lugers, P1s,and P38s are other guns that don't like underpowered ammo.

 

Yeah it's true. This wasn't made to knock on Glock. I got two so I have drunk the koolaid.

 

i wonder if an xd would react the same way being similar to a glock?

 

Guess it depends on their spring. This is just cause Glock uses a heavier spring than

other guns that's all.