Glock 36 Problem

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ReloaderEd

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I recently aquired a Glock 36 which has three clips all with the magazine extension and it shoots great. It also has the trigger button safety which I like. Like the Springfield XD in 45ACP it doesn't feed SWC bullets. The slide release clip tang sticks out and the mazazine follower indent pushes up on the slide release tang to hold the slide back on the last shot. However, the SWC bullets get caught between the slide release tang and the case then wedges on the feed ram not allowing the cartridge to slide into the chamber.
Also, the slide release is activiated as the cartridge goes up in the chamber and the slide is held open every shot.
Has anyone got a fix for this problem. I don't want to shoot anything but round nosed bullets or truncated bullets in this firearm.
I believe the slide release tang could be modified to fix this problem but would like some history and impute before I do it.
I notice Lee has gone to round nose bullets on some of their molds probably because of the same issue. I would appreciate any help and advice on this problem. Be Safe:eek:
 
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The bullet is a Lyman 452446 sized to .451 and is seated in the case with the forcing cone sticking out 1/32" or less. I use a taper crimp and the die is adjusted properly. This load reeds through a 1911A1 45 with no problems. ? I appreciate your impute.
 
That Lyman bullet number is not ringing any bells?

Anyway, I would not be opposed to filing off the offending part of the slide stop if you still will have enough left to make contact with the mag follower so it will still work reliabily.

I often have to do it to 1911 slide stops.

rc
 
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