Recent content by jglcolosprgs

check out the bottom of the page...

I'm curious as to why you would say that. Could you explain a bit? I was unaware (never noticed?) that the safety was different from the "normal" 1911 style. I'll have to look at this feature (If I ever see one of these things, fall is a long way away). I'm not a 380 fan, but these guys...

I wouldn't dump full power 357 loads on any new shooter, female or male. I always start out with 38 target loads and work up to the spot that the shooter is comfortable with the load and can handle the recoil. Especially in a J frame. I constantly see husbands, boyfriends and experienced...

Never mind.

Gloob - Well done. I love it when someone can think outside the box!!

I'm a project guy - refinish it. And use the guy that did the bluing for them... http://www.blueridgebluing.com/

Must be why performance is so hit and miss today...

Pictures of the recoil spring assembly would help. That would be my second guess. How far have you taken it apart? Field strip or detail strip? Any after market parts in it? P.S. It shouldn't be turning the slide loose when you slap a mag home. Nice thing about Glocks there are a bunch of...

45acp = headspace on case mouth = taper crimp If he is roll crimping that could be the problem. They might be seating too far forward. The primers have no firing pin hit mark?? Primers seated deep enough? That would be my second guess. Thirdly make sure the firing pin channel / pin...

You know, I've been doing guns (and 1911s) for a loooooong time. That is a very, very good video on assembly. Thanks for the post.

Look for a local Glock Armorer. He can take a quick look at it and tell you if something is out o f whack. If it is, Glock will make it right or repair it for a nominal fee. Interesting responses here. Maybe you could ask over at GlockTalk.com They may be less likely to wail on user error -...

Is it rusty around the extractor at the back of the slide? Or is it just the picture? Looks like a nice pistol. You will LOVE the way it shoots.

The voices in my head make me keep logs for most of my guns. :neener: My son will be able to look at the log and see exactly how crazy his dad was.

LOL!! When I was young and foolish enough to pay double - I didn't have the money. Now that I have the money - I'm patient enough to shop around. So in answer to your question - no.:rolleyes:

Shot my first deer with #4 buck. .... a million years ago..... We were hunting brushy river bottoms. Very close. Not my first choice now, but it does work.