Have you guys seen this, or has anyone replicated it?

https://youtu.be/C9_YWNo1f-o

I seen that video too but I tried it on my .45 ACP 24/7 OSS and it didn't do it.  Might be particular to a run of a certain batch that was defective or specific to a caliber but danged if I can make mine do it.

Mine won't do that, although I've never tried it with the gun loaded.  With the gun unloaded, I've shaken it hard enough to rock the slide back and forth and it won't fire.  What mine will do, though, is if you engage the safety while holding the trigger back, it renders the safety inoperable.  I guess it bypasses it somehow.  I just make it a point to never hold the trigger back when applying the safety.

You mean the problem that was seen over two years ago?


http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_5_26/142511_ruh_roh__24_7_having_serious_malfunction.html