I was shooting my Glock 30 with some friends, and the same thing happened two different ways:
1) I was teaching a friend to shoot and she was trying out the 30. She slapped the mag in, pulled back the slide as I taught her, and the round would not chamber all the way. It only went in about 3/4 of the way, just as in incident #2.
This happened to her several times right in front of my face, but I could not get it to do it myself when I took the gun, which leads me to believe that it was just her being too gentle with the gun or otherwise her fault. However, this also happened:
2) I personally was shooting my 30 and the last round did not feed completely; it was about 3/4 of the way in the chamber. I would drop the mag, and the round would fall out.
What could cause this problem? Weak mag springs? Any ideas on either 1 or 2?
Thank you!
Drjones
1) I was teaching a friend to shoot and she was trying out the 30. She slapped the mag in, pulled back the slide as I taught her, and the round would not chamber all the way. It only went in about 3/4 of the way, just as in incident #2.
This happened to her several times right in front of my face, but I could not get it to do it myself when I took the gun, which leads me to believe that it was just her being too gentle with the gun or otherwise her fault. However, this also happened:
2) I personally was shooting my 30 and the last round did not feed completely; it was about 3/4 of the way in the chamber. I would drop the mag, and the round would fall out.
What could cause this problem? Weak mag springs? Any ideas on either 1 or 2?
Thank you!
Drjones