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mike from philly · 10-09-2012, 05:07

The bounce explains the inconsistent ejection pattern since movement of the shooter differs between shots. Sometimes they are holding firm other times they are moving. Each of those movements affects when and where the case bounces.

I'd bet that if you put the pistol in a vice, it would eject perfectly because the pistol is static (that may GLOCK's method of testing by the way). Use the pistol in an dynamic way, and you'll end up with odd bounces.

10-09-2012, 05:07	#109
mike from philly Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Georgia Posts: 1,035	The bounce explains the inconsistent ejection pattern since movement of the shooter differs between shots. Sometimes they are holding firm other times they are moving. Each of those movements affects when and where the case bounces. I'd bet that if you put the pistol in a vice, it would eject perfectly because the pistol is static (that may GLOCK's method of testing by the way). Use the pistol in an dynamic way, and you'll end up with odd bounces. __________________ If slow is fast, then I'm at Mach 8 ... did you hear the sonic boom? member - GeorgiaCarry.Org - Fighting For Your Right To Bear Arms