[m72law]

EWWW,1 FTF out of 50rds

i'll trade ya a G22 or G23 that will FTF 1rd. out of 200rds

w/a 32rd mag

[Jeepergeo]

How do you KNOW FOR SURE that it's not an ammo problem?

You might want to push a few more rounds from different manufacturers through it before sending it back.

[trip286]

Originally Posted by Glockpotion23

Maybe you should read other posts i put up. This happend the last two range sessions. First time happen FIVE times and the second range trip it happened FOUR times so thats a total of 10 times! Break in period highly unlikely...you must not own a glock.

I think I may be able to speak for myself and my buddy, downsouth, in saying that neither one of us probably ever will.

I intend to make him a 1911 convert this weekend...

[glockcoma]

Originally Posted by Jeepergeo

How do you KNOW FOR SURE that it's not an ammo problem?

You might want to push a few more rounds from different manufacturers through it before sending it back.

+1 Should of run wwb through her umc, even federal champion qalways reliable plinking ammo

[Glockpotion23]

My apologies, didnt mean to get snappy; just a little frustated.

[dustinoif3]

Are you checking the round to see what kind of strike your getting? I reload and I've had several hard primers. It wasn't my glocks fault.

[Duck4Glocks]

I'm a little unsure of the terminology. Is your FTF failure to feed or failure to fire. If it was a failure to fire I would send it back.

I had a failure to feed at the range the other day and was shocked. It was the first failure I've had in over 500 rounds and I think my feed ramp was a little dirty from some dirty solvent that dried. I inspected the round too which was Winchester Whitenox and the round looked dirty too. But that was my only problem ever with the 2 Glocks I've fired.