"Scalloping" a Glock?

[1KPerDay]

I'm not a Glock guy, so I don't have specific instructions to give you, but I see lots and lots and lots of Glocks being shot in practical pistol competitions, and they all drop their mags freely (a gun that won't drop a magazine is non-competitive/useless in USPSA). Try to figure out where it's binding/rubbing and then polish that. Or, if it's just one magazine that does it, throw that mag away or mark it only for certain uses.

But fix it. A magazine needing to be stripped on a gun designed to drop them freely (or dropping sometimes but not others) is a failure mode.

I see a lot of glocks in competition that don't always drop their mags also.

 

[ATLDave]

Then those are broken, too. Unless the users set them up that way on purpose. No reason for the behavior to be intermittent. Figure out what's biding and polish it or sand it down or get something that works better.

 

[tarosean]

I see a lot of glocks in competition that don't always drop their mags also.

Dont see the owners winning either do ya?

 

[F-111 John]

I'm not a believer in the Glock 'Plug' that fills that hole.

At least for the Glock 26, I am a believer in a Pearce Grip frame insert. It extends the magazine well bevel for easier magazine seating.