[Khalil Noah]

My Glock 22 is having ejecting issues it is only when a round is already chambered and in the pic I’m pulling the slide back and it will not go any further but if I let the slide return home and then try to eject it again it is ejecting idk what is going on

 

[jhc37013]

Im not sure about your Glock but you are the first I've seen to include a true feet pic and is that a bong?

 

[Mike-M]

It sounds like you are reporting perceived problems experienced while manually moving the slide. Such reports of problems while manually cycling the slide are completely without value for predicting live-fire performance.

The ONLY valid test for proper function is an actual live fire test. But...make sure you grip the pistol very solidly at time of fire so that you don't create "limp wrist" malfunctions that misleadingly seem to be related cartridge feed issues.

 

[Khalil Noah]

Got you just wondering tho is that something that commonly happens when manually cycling glocks? I haven’t gotten a chance to fire it hopefully it’s no issue thanks.

 

[Damn_Yankee]

Semi auto pistols are not meant to be manually cycled. As said above, live fire is the only valid test for function. My money says your pistol is just fine. Stop smoking your bong and playing with your pistol.


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[pag23]

Don't shoot yourself in the foot while taking a hit....

 

[G26-Has-my-6]

Im not sure about your Glock but you are the first I've seen to include a true feet pic and is that a bong?

Gotta love this first post! Well done sir!

 

[StraightG48]

Slide cycling and bonging will have negative effects!

 

[DragonDeNoir]

Make sure your hand is not on the slide when it moves. Get a tongue to help out. Open up your glock and try to see any restrictions.