Bulletski
Member
Hi all:
I have a G-19 which I bought new a few years ago. The gun shoots well with a surprisingly small amount of cycling problems, so no problem there.
However, I'm experiencing "light strikes" - here & there.
Now we all know that autos, especially a Glock which has to cycle all manner of rounds and as such is going to be somewhat loose with the tolerances.
But as with "light strikes", it seems to me that the problem is mostly due to the firing pin being a wee bit short. If I'm wrong, let me know what the usual fix for this is.
I replaced the recoil spring with a SS, but i can't imagine that having anything to do with it.
Thanks for replies.
I have a G-19 which I bought new a few years ago. The gun shoots well with a surprisingly small amount of cycling problems, so no problem there.
However, I'm experiencing "light strikes" - here & there.
Now we all know that autos, especially a Glock which has to cycle all manner of rounds and as such is going to be somewhat loose with the tolerances.
But as with "light strikes", it seems to me that the problem is mostly due to the firing pin being a wee bit short. If I'm wrong, let me know what the usual fix for this is.
I replaced the recoil spring with a SS, but i can't imagine that having anything to do with it.
Thanks for replies.