Glock 19 trigger mechanism with ejector

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  1. Jan 13, 2010 #1
    stevepod

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    glock 19.JPG I just purchased a new Glock 19 and the #23 trigger mechanism with ejector appears to have a slight bend in it to the right. I have a Glock 23 and this part is completely straight. I may just be paranoid, but i figured I would put it out there. Any help would be greatly appreciated. see photo.

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    texan650

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    This is normal for the 9MM. Nothing is wrong with your 19.
     
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    migm

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    normal
     
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    greatwun

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    dont worry about it mines are like that too
     
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    ecmills

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    The 9mm is a smaller diameter case than the .40 - so the ejector's tip needs to be closer to the center of the gun in order to kick casings out correctly.
     
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    9x45

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    What ec said, different diameter..
     
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    quadraceryfz450

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    my glock 19 has the same defect; its strange because it keeps on firing when I pull the trigger:tongueout:

    JK, it looks fine.
     
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    mr smithglock

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    I freaked out too. But its normal.
     
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    ...Aaaarrg..!! :faint:

    Now you tell me... i took a hammer and had it straighten out like an arrow... no wonder the bullet casing still sits in the slide after firing...lol. :rofl:
     
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    MrVvrroomm

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    Glock pistols are ready to go right out of the box. Worry less, shoot more.
     
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    tango44

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    Don't worry 9mm ejectors are bended to the right, is normal perfection. .40's are straight.
    NEVER USE A 9MM EJECTOR ON A .40 GUN. live ammo ejected by hand may blow up in your hands.
     
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