During a range session last week I experienced 4-5 off centered primer strikes with my G27 that caused FTF. I was shooting S&B ammo, 180gr. That day I shot 100 rds total. My gun is stock except for a 3.5lb connector bar that was changed out from day one. After the FTF, I would manually eject the failed round and replace it into the mag, it would re-fire normally, each time. I checked the Recoil Spring using the Glock Field Inspection method of holding the firearm up, pulling the trigger, pulling the slide back and releasing it slowly. The gun easily went into battery. The people at the gun range had no real answers except for maybe the ammo's primers being off. My question is why would would it fire normally a second time.
The same day I was also using a G23 with the same ammo and connector bar modification. I experienced no FTF.
Could a RSA just about to wear out, but still allow the slide to go into battery, cause these intermittent symptoms?
Thanks for your assistance.
The same day I was also using a G23 with the same ammo and connector bar modification. I experienced no FTF.
Could a RSA just about to wear out, but still allow the slide to go into battery, cause these intermittent symptoms?
Thanks for your assistance.