[tomkatz]

this gun has an affected serial #, glock 31, first one I've seen with two broken rails

http://www.glocktalk.com/attachment.php?postid=1285785

[10-Ring]

EVerything man made breaks sometime or another. Nice thing is that by checking the SN, Glock knows to replace it. Hassle, I know, but at least it's not catastrophic malfunction.

[Kahr carrier]

:what:

[DeltaElite]

Bummer.
Houston, we have a problem..... errrrr I mean Smyrna. :D

[boing]

Complete structural failure of that which holds the 2 pieces of gun together, rendering the gun inoperable, constitutes "catastrophic malfunction" in my book. ;)

[Drjones]

I experienced that firsthand.

Before I bought my first Glock, I thought it'd be wise to rent one first.

Rented a 23 (I think....is that one the .40?) and a few rounds into it, I noticed the back of the slide was quite loose.

Stopped shootin', called the Range Master over, he stripped it, and sure enough; busted rail. :what:

I was like "WOW! I broke a GLOCK!!!" :what: :evil: :neener:


Seriously though, who knows how many rounds that thing had through it without a cleaning. (Probably been made fun of a lot too, the poor thing... :( )

[DeltaElite]

Drjones,
Are you implying that the Glock may have committed suicide due to all the taunting from the pretty and popular guns? :neener:

Somebody hasn't been watching the metallurgy too closely. :(

[Edward429451]

No suprise. You can't trust anything more mechanical than a knife and fork.

Somebody hasn't been watching their plasttilurgy very well.:D

(My 1911 rails are OK...)