[WeeWilly]

FTF covers a lot of ground, what were the failures exactly?

If it just started happening out of the blue, I would look first at the ammo.

 

[Dave.1]

Don't know how many rounds passed thru in a year and a half, but I'd check the recoil spring first.

Try a Glock OEM first, unless you're trying to tune for a specific load. In that case a non-captured rod and spring might suit you best. Wolff lists stock for the G23 as 18 lbs.
Link http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?page=items&cID=1&mID=5#109

Dave

 

[ppierceall]

Don't know how many rounds passed thru in a year and a half, but I'd check the recoil spring first.

Try a Glock OEM first, unless you're trying to tune for a specific load. In that case a non-captured rod and spring might suit you best. Wolff lists stock for the G23 as 18 lbs.
Link http://www.gunsprings.com/index.cfm?page=items&cID=1&mID=5#109

Dave

I just called Austin at Carver and he helped me out with a new recoil spring set up. I hope that does the trick

 

[Dave.1]

If you can, post what kind of recoil spring/guide rod set up you get and how it works for you. Thanks

Dave

 

[ppierceall]

I replaced the recoil spring and out of 100 rounds at the range no ftf - thank you all

 

[Dave.1]

Good news! Thanks for the update.

Dave