does your GLOCK jam?
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does your GLOCK jam?
I would think too heavy a recoil spring would be more likley to cause a stovepipe than too light a spring. If the slide doesn't come back with enough force a stovepipe would seem to be more probable than one the comes back too fast.
I also agree with the folks who mentioned trying a hotter name brand ammo.
Being light, Glocks tend to have failure to eject problems for people of slight stature.
Check this site gunspringsThey describe what spring you should have factory and other weights they sell. They are $8 a peice, buy a few and try then out to find out what works
I also agree with the folks who mentioned trying a hotter name brand ammo.
Being light, Glocks tend to have failure to eject problems for people of slight stature.
Check this site gunspringsThey describe what spring you should have factory and other weights they sell. They are $8 a peice, buy a few and try then out to find out what works
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