Of course it did...it's a Glock. And, if you would have kept firing the photon-laser would have kicked in... I had one issue with my 3-year-old G27 and that happened at re-assembly. I did not put the aft end into the half-mood recess. It was a bitch to get separated. No other issues with any of my three Glocks. |
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Did your G27 come in the old style or the new style box? What are the first three digits of the serial number? The reason I ask is there was an early batch of sub-compacts that were "recalled" by Glock due to defective guide rods. I beleive they didn't actually need the guns back but they woud replace the guide rod if the owner wanted. It is entirely possible that even though it is brand new, it's an early model and someone just had it lying in a safe for whatever reason. Call Glock and see what they say. Either it was a freak accident and they will send you a new one, or they will want the old one back for inspection but still send you a new one. There are many parts which Glock will not send unless you are an armorer, but the recoil rod is not one of them. www.thegunzone.com/glock/guiderods.html |
| I would still get the free stock replacement from Glock. That way, if you decide to sell the gun later on you can sell the aftermarket rod and spring seperately and make more money. Most buyers do not expect to pay more for the gun just because you have accessories on it. |
You say the recoil is better? I hadn't thought of changing springs, but I wouldn't mind my G27 having less recoil. Mind if I ask exactly what model of spring and rod you got from Wolff? Thanks |
UPDATE REPLACES ROD WITH WOLFF ROD AND SPRINGS WORKS LIKE A CHAMP GOT THE HEAVIER SPRINS AND THE RECOIL WAS MUCH BETTER.