I have owned and shot Glocks for years, mainly the 9mm and .45 variants. All have been 100% reliable through many, many thousands of factory and reloaded rounds since right out of the box on day one. However, I bought a 3rd gen G22 a few months ago and it has been giving me problems. First time at the range with it I had one failure to feed with the round caught feeding in the chamber at an angle with the slide about 1/2 inch from being fully returned to battery. I shot another 100 or so rounds with no problems. However, today I had 4 or 5 of the same type malfunctions. The gun now has approximately 200-300 rounds through it.
I've been shooting the Georgia Arms "canned heat" 180g FMJ. After these malfunctions, I switched to some Federal Hi-Shok 180g JHP and experienced the same problem twice. When I shot the 155g Federal Hi-Shok JHP, I didn't have this problem.
Has anyone else had problems with the 180g Georgia Arms ammo in the G22? I want the G22 to be as reliable as all my other Glocks and I believe that the G22 should be as reliable as any other model. Should I contact Glock?
I've been shooting the Georgia Arms "canned heat" 180g FMJ. After these malfunctions, I switched to some Federal Hi-Shok 180g JHP and experienced the same problem twice. When I shot the 155g Federal Hi-Shok JHP, I didn't have this problem.
Has anyone else had problems with the 180g Georgia Arms ammo in the G22? I want the G22 to be as reliable as all my other Glocks and I believe that the G22 should be as reliable as any other model. Should I contact Glock?