Posted: 1/3/2011 11:20:49 PM EDT
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So I just noticed that my recoil giude rod spring in the front of my 22 (business end) is not exactly straight. It sits to the side a little bit. When I start to reasemble the gun, it's fine but when I chamber it back, the plastic end of the guide rod is not exactly even where it should be. It shoudl be straight and even like the barrel. You can actually move it around just a bit when the gun is fully reasembled. I did notice that the first coil of the srping that rest on the plastic end of the rod looks like it's stretched out. The gun shoots fine it's just that I just noticed this an hour ago here at work. I'd do pics but like I said, I'm here at work on lunch.
Is this normal for the Gen 4's? |
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it's normal on all the Glocks. No it's not. I looked it up a bit last night and it seems to be the Gen 4's. I looked at some of the other officers Gen 4's and there's was the same. The Gen 3's left in the dept are not like that. Thanks guys looked it up where? i have had 3 generations of G22's and every one them did it. but if you have it all figured out then send it back to Glock. a pic might be nice too. |
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