SniperStraz
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- Nov 13, 2006
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Hello friends and neighbors,
I’m having a very serious issue with my Glock 19. I was at the range today and I was practicing malfunction drills when it just stopped working. I would rack the slide, a round was chambered and the trigger would set in its usual place but when I pulled the trigger… “click”… The magazine fed perfectly (I tried many mags), and there was no strike on the primers at all (tried multiple rounds as well).
This is my usual EDC piece and I’m absolutely appalled that the gun that I’ve trusted for so many years has failed me. It’s a 2nd generation G19 but it has been cared for very well. I don’t practice with +P very much so I can’t imagine that anything would be worn out and the internals look normal.
Is this a common problem? I’ve been a Glock fan for a long time and I’ve never seen this kind of malfunction.
Should I send it to the factory? Is there a part that I could replace myself?
I’m not sure I could ever carry this gun confidently again but any help on the subject would be very much appreciated.
All the best.
-SniperStraz
I’m having a very serious issue with my Glock 19. I was at the range today and I was practicing malfunction drills when it just stopped working. I would rack the slide, a round was chambered and the trigger would set in its usual place but when I pulled the trigger… “click”… The magazine fed perfectly (I tried many mags), and there was no strike on the primers at all (tried multiple rounds as well).
This is my usual EDC piece and I’m absolutely appalled that the gun that I’ve trusted for so many years has failed me. It’s a 2nd generation G19 but it has been cared for very well. I don’t practice with +P very much so I can’t imagine that anything would be worn out and the internals look normal.
Is this a common problem? I’ve been a Glock fan for a long time and I’ve never seen this kind of malfunction.
Should I send it to the factory? Is there a part that I could replace myself?
I’m not sure I could ever carry this gun confidently again but any help on the subject would be very much appreciated.
All the best.
-SniperStraz