Perfection let me down today (Glock problem)

[Toddmann]

Good thing you weren't in the middle of a American REVOLTilution or Armageddon.

 

[Cadcom]

Even if it's a bulged case that's causing it?

I loaded the round and didn't notice anything wrong, IF it's a bulged case then I'll address it at that time.

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Had the same thing happened to me with my 19 once. Live round stuck in the chamber about a quarter inch out of battery. I put my safety glasses on kept my feet clear and put the front corner of the slide on a fence post and forced it open. While doing that the primer went off and flew out of the ejection port. How that happened and how the hell the round didn't go off puzzles me to this day. It was Tula ammo.

 

[ItBeMe]

I'm pretty much done with it. It's chipping off the edge of my work bench. I'm done with it. Once Glock certifies it as in working order - she gone.

So that means your taking my offer. LOL

 

[MRM]

I had a kel tec guide rod drop and get stuck between the barrel and the frame. It was wedged open about like that. I'm not a glocker so who knows if that could even happen.

 

[MRH]

Did you purchase the gun used? If it isn't the ammo it could be something aftermarket on the gun. It can't be the Glock. Impossible. We all know that.

 

[Mortzos]

I don't know Glocks but I had a similar problem with Phoenix arms. Eject the rounds out of the magazine then reinsert into the pistol then try to work the slide back. Mine had to have the magazine inserted to work the slide. My 2cents.

 

[Brent1967]

Id check for squib

 

[cmshoot]

If it were a squib, I don't think it would be jammed that tight. My money is on a defective round, not a firearm issue. I see way more bad ammo than I see bad handguns.

You wanna bring it down to Dallas, I can clear it for you. That's a closer drive than Smyrna.

 

[freedom]

I loaded the round and didn't notice anything wrong, IF it's a bulged case then I'll address it at that time.

This round locked up a XD so bad I had to put all my weight on the slide to unbreak it.

It doesn't look like much, but it doesn't take much. I've held onto this round for 4 years.