Posted: 11/27/2013 5:58:17 PM EDT
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After emptying a mag the slide locks back, while inserting a mag I would often give the good hard slap to ensure it's seated.
Every time I do this the slide would chamber a round. Thumb is not on the slide release while I do this so I know it's not me causing this. If inserted with moderate pressure it doesn't do this. Glock 19 gen 3 with approx. 300 or so rounds through it. No mods other than sights. I've only shot XDs up until owning this 19. Never happens on my XDs(9mm and .45) and I tend to always do a hard insert with them. |
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Google is your friend. Yes, this happens all the time although rarely to me since the only time I really slam a mag in is with the slide forward. thanks '13  . Shut this forum down folks, google has all the answers. Tell me why even have a forum than? At least buy a team membership if your not going to provide any helpful information parasite.
Thanks for confirmation, guess I have to remember to be gentler during reloads. Been using my XD 45 for local competitions and decided to swap over to a 9mm glock so looks like I'll have to be more conscious of it. Hard to do sometime with a ticking clock lol. |
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thanks '13 . Shut this forum down folks, google has all the answers. Tell me why even have a forum than? At least buy a team membership if your not going to provide any helpful information parasite.
Thanks for confirmation, guess I have to remember to be gentler during reloads. Been using my XD 45 for local competitions and decided to swap over to a 9mm glock so looks like I'll have to be more conscious of it. Hard to do sometime with a ticking clock lol. Quoted:
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Google is your friend. Yes, this happens all the time although rarely to me since the only time I really slam a mag in is with the slide forward. thanks '13 . Shut this forum down folks, google has all the answers. Tell me why even have a forum than? At least buy a team membership if your not going to provide any helpful information parasite.
Thanks for confirmation, guess I have to remember to be gentler during reloads. Been using my XD 45 for local competitions and decided to swap over to a 9mm glock so looks like I'll have to be more conscious of it. Hard to do sometime with a ticking clock lol. Nice  . My Glocks have done this a few times. I have had it happen more with Sigs and Berettas. Like previous posters have said, nothing to worry about.
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thanks '13 . Shut this forum down folks, google has all the answers. Tell me why even have a forum than? At least buy a team membership if your not going to provide any helpful information parasite.
Thanks for confirmation, guess I have to remember to be gentler during reloads. Been using my XD 45 for local competitions and decided to swap over to a 9mm glock so looks like I'll have to be more conscious of it. Hard to do sometime with a ticking clock lol. Quoted:
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Google is your friend. Yes, this happens all the time although rarely to me since the only time I really slam a mag in is with the slide forward. thanks '13 . Shut this forum down folks, google has all the answers. Tell me why even have a forum than? At least buy a team membership if your not going to provide any helpful information parasite.
Thanks for confirmation, guess I have to remember to be gentler during reloads. Been using my XD 45 for local competitions and decided to swap over to a 9mm glock so looks like I'll have to be more conscious of it. Hard to do sometime with a ticking clock lol. From a training standpoint, it would be better to train for it to happen vs. altering your style or being "gentle" on the gun. If you practice to react to the gun in either condition you will be better prepared under stress if it happens in real life. Under stress you are more likely to bang the crap out of it seating that reload mag anyway. |
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A few of mine do it, G34, G35, G22, G17... I like it... Gets me back in the game faster... However, my muscle mem takes over and my thumb just automatically goes for the slide release if I do not feel it lock back into battery... Also, I have big hands so reaching the slide release feels natural... I've seem some folks have issues with that. |
