"My other problem is it is a bottom feeding brass puker, I like revolvers. " That's awesomely funny................
I have two glocks. "baby" 27 has about 3 thousands rounds of .40, and "bear" model 21 has launched about 4500 rounds of 45. Baby is bone, bone stock as she is my carry piece and Bear has a stock frame but to mitigate recoil I lightened the slide and chucked up an old motorcycle axle to whittle out a new recoil rod made of steel. With the stock spring, heavier rod, and lightened slide, Bear comes back to level rest just the way he should.
Neither glock has ever, ever, ever failed to feed and shoot except when we were running plastic dummy drills over and over and over again I would occassionally fail to tap and rack correctly and wind up out of battery a couple of times. Also, when exhausted and tired and peaved at the man shouting in my ears, I got soft with my weak hand while doing weak hand drills.
All in all I've had a total of six rounds that didn't feed or fire, (all commerically loaded,) and I take full blame for them.
Score: FTF because of idiot owner 6
FTF because of glock 0