teaqmroper2004;
Eaassssy there, partner. I also have six Glocks...three .40's two 9mm's and a .357... and two of the .40's are customized, my G35 fairly heavily. None of them had been unreliable either, and certainly Robbie Barkman knows his way around a Glock pistol. Still we are speaking of only a drop in the bucket. Take a look at 600, or 6000, pistols over a period of years...decades even...and you will see that the vast, and I DO mean vast, majority of customized handguns of any make or model...and I include the 1911 series guns here as well as revolvers...will fail before the factory stock pistols under heavy use by "less than totally dedicated and very knowledgable" shooters. Does this mean that my old Wilson Master Combat is somehow not as "good" as a stock Series 70 Government Model? Not hardly! But, truthfully, the stock gun with a bushing change and spring replacements as needed along the way, might very well have proven as reliable as this old friend over more than two decades without spending nearly as much money.
I can tell you from a great deal of firsthand experience, over a long period of time, that customized guns...as a "group"... are almost never as reliable as stock guns, provided that you start with a high quality handgun such as the Glock, Sig, etc.
Bear_B, you, or I can do as we please with our personal weapons...that is our choice...but be very careful about recommending anything to someone else, especially people we don't know, based on limited experience with only a very tiny represenative sample. What may work just fine for a couple hundred rounds on a flat range with one or two guns for a single shooter, may prove to be a disaster with a different user, different pistol(s) and a whole different set of requirements or circumstances.
No flame, brother, just lots of experience with money and time wasted on modifications that did NOT work.