Glock Talk - View Single Post - Interesting test results and question about ammo?

PocketProtector · 11-29-2012, 11:45

My new Gen. 4, G26 had been flawless through 200 rounds. Last week went to the range with:

1. Speer 124gr. Gold Dots +P
2. Underwood 115gr Gold Dots +P+

All 50 Speers ran flawlessly.

2nd round of Underwood's completely looked up my G26. Could not eject the round at all. Wasn't sure if the round in the chamber was live or spent.

So, dropped the mag and counted rounds, and rounds on target, and concluded the chambered round was spent.

Removed the slide, and had one hell of a time removing the barrel. Had to drive the case out from the barrel end with a rod and hammer.

Inspected the barrel, reassembled and fired another 20 Speers, again flawlessly.

So, now have 48 rounds of Underwoods and not sure what to do.

11-29-2012, 11:45	#43
PocketProtector Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: PhillyBurbs Posts: 508	My new Gen. 4, G26 had been flawless through 200 rounds. Last week went to the range with: 1. Speer 124gr. Gold Dots +P 2. Underwood 115gr Gold Dots +P+ All 50 Speers ran flawlessly. 2nd round of Underwood's completely looked up my G26. Could not eject the round at all. Wasn't sure if the round in the chamber was live or spent. So, dropped the mag and counted rounds, and rounds on target, and concluded the chambered round was spent. Removed the slide, and had one hell of a time removing the barrel. Had to drive the case out from the barrel end with a rod and hammer. Inspected the barrel, reassembled and fired another 20 Speers, again flawlessly. So, now have 48 rounds of Underwoods and not sure what to do. __________________ "If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth." Ronald Reagan October 27, 1964 Last edited by PocketProtector; 11-29-2012 at 11:46..