Item Gone: Glock armor/gunsmith

[JHJ1980]

Item Name: Item Gone: Glock armor/gunsmith

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Item Description: I have built a few glocks successfully and a few that have failures. I need someone who can identify and fix them to be reliable.

 

[Jackspack]

I have built a few glocks successfully and a few that have failures. I need someone who can identify and fix them to be reliable.

Where are you located? And what are they doing?

 

[Red Squirrel 556]

nitrexman

 

[JHJ1980]

Where are you located? And what are they doing?

I am in the Newnan peachtree city area. And I have one specifically that is having a failure to feed. The others I am really just tuning to make sure that I get a good trigger pool without a light primer strike. I have built a lot ofA.R. 15’s but when I decided to build glocks, they are very temperamental. I’ve had a lot of issues with tolerance stacking

 

[whiskerz]

Quick and dirty swap your parts between a full sized unmolested Glock and see what works. Eliminate some variables. I bought 2 aftermarket barrels that had FTF issues no matter what. I disclosed it to the buyer and sold them. Some of the aftermarket stuff is out of spec. Glocks should be boringly reliable.

 

[JHJ1980]

I have already done that and it seems to me that the issue is the slide. I have no idea why. That’s why I’m hoping a gunsmith again maybe do some milling

Quick and dirty swap your parts between a full sized unmolested Glock and see what works. Eliminate some variables. I bought 2 aftermarket barrels that had FTF issues no matter what. I disclosed it to the buyer and sold them. Some of the aftermarket stuff is out of spec. Glocks should be boringly reliable.

 

[ygbsm]

Is it a factory slide?

 

[JHJ1980]

No

 

[sniper62]

Gunsmith might be able to help but as a Glock Armorer since 1989 the answer is use stock Glock parts to include the slide.

 

[ygbsm]

GLOCK AA, worked for the factory for a couple of years. Without going all-stock, you’ll never know.