Bought a NIB Glock 22 about a month ago.  Took it to the range and fired 200 rounds of WWB 165gr FMJ, no issues.  Even dropped a mag in the mud, landed top side down, picked it up, flung some mud off of it inserted and fired away.  No issues, no failures.

Went shooting again last weekend, shot same type of ammo, 200 rounds.  About 1/3 of the way through, I had one (1) failure to eject (FTE) an empty case.  I think I was limp wristing though so it was probably my fault.  I'm used to shooting 9mm, the .40 has more snap to it.  I'm really liking Glock.  I used to hate the grip angle when I was a new shooter, but over the years, as I've progressed, Glock just fits right.

No point to the story really, but thanks for reading.

g 22 was the first glock I ever owned and its my favorite of all glocks. the frame size being large lets you control the 40 rd. g27 not so much I couldn't hit much with it and gave me horrible slide bite.

The FTE could have been a fluke, or maybe you were too light on the grip. Either way, I'd keep after it. Might be the only malfunction that gun ever experiences...

That were my thoughts as well