Posted: 1/28/2014 9:21:41 PM EDT
| I just purchased a glock 19 gen 3 and I am curious to what extractor to order to put in my spare parts bag? I hear stuff about the Glock 19 shittin' brass back into faces. |
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Quoted: I have 2 of everything when it comes to parts whether it works or not. I must have a spare so if something does break there is no down time, I just install the new part and continue on. 2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Just sayin'.  (But I have two dozen of the buggers and just SBRed one, so don't go by me... I just ain't right.  ) |
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Quoted: 2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Quoted: Quoted: I have 2 of everything when it comes to parts whether it works or not. I must have a spare so if something does break there is no down time, I just install the new part and continue on. 2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Just sayin'. (But I have two dozen of the buggers and just SBRed one, so don't go by me... I just ain't right. )This. If you want to have 2 of everything, have a second pistol. Planning to call a "timeout" so you can do gunsmithing in the middle of a fight? |
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2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Just sayin'.
(But I have two dozen of the buggers and just SBRed one, so don't go by me... I just ain't right. )
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I have 2 of everything when it comes to parts whether it works or not. I must have a spare so if something does break there is no down time, I just install the new part and continue on. 2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Just sayin'.
(But I have two dozen of the buggers and just SBRed one, so don't go by me... I just ain't right. )
What are your plans for the sbr glock? I am thinking of doing one since I have limitations up here in ct now |
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I just purchased a glock 19 gen 3 and I am curious to what extractor to order to put in my spare parts bag? I hear stuff about the Glock 19 shittin' brass back into faces. If the 9mm brass is hitting you in the face you are probably limp wristing. Here is the OEM Loaded Chamber Indicator extractor for that 9mm - Glock Extractor LCI 9mm You'll need these also - Glock Spring Load Bearing LCI 9mm and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger Spring and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger 9/40/357/45GAP |
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2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Just sayin'.
(But I have two dozen of the buggers and just SBRed one, so don't go by me... I just ain't right. )
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I have 2 of everything when it comes to parts whether it works or not. I must have a spare so if something does break there is no down time, I just install the new part and continue on. 2nd Glock is quicker than replacing parts. Just sayin'.
(But I have two dozen of the buggers and just SBRed one, so don't go by me... I just ain't right. )
That is what I do with my goto gear; two complete of everything. If something starts giving me problems, I replace it with my second and then fix the problem at my leisure. |
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Almost all of the 19s I have shot throw brass in my face. It has nothing to do with your wrists. It is a flaw in the gun. Your going to have to send it to Glock so they can fix it. You should have gotten an M&P. One problem with your theory there boss.... Smith doesn't make anything comparable. You either have the fullsize M&P, which is too big, or the M&Pc, which is too small. |
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If the 9mm brass is hitting you in the face you are probably limp wristing. Here is the OEM Loaded Chamber Indicator extractor for that 9mm - Glock Extractor LCI 9mm You'll need these also - Glock Spring Load Bearing LCI 9mm and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger Spring and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger 9/40/357/45GAP Quoted:
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I just purchased a glock 19 gen 3 and I am curious to what extractor to order to put in my spare parts bag? I hear stuff about the Glock 19 shittin' brass back into faces. If the 9mm brass is hitting you in the face you are probably limp wristing. Here is the OEM Loaded Chamber Indicator extractor for that 9mm - Glock Extractor LCI 9mm You'll need these also - Glock Spring Load Bearing LCI 9mm and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger Spring and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger 9/40/357/45GAP My new glock came with the LCI extractor so it should have all those extra parts right. |
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My new glock came with the LCI extractor so it should have all those extra parts right. Quoted:
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I just purchased a glock 19 gen 3 and I am curious to what extractor to order to put in my spare parts bag? I hear stuff about the Glock 19 shittin' brass back into faces. If the 9mm brass is hitting you in the face you are probably limp wristing. Here is the OEM Loaded Chamber Indicator extractor for that 9mm - Glock Extractor LCI 9mm You'll need these also - Glock Spring Load Bearing LCI 9mm and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger Spring and Glock Extractor Depressor Plunger 9/40/357/45GAP My new glock came with the LCI extractor so it should have all those extra parts right. As a Glock user in USPSA and IDPA, I say you should change the extractor and associated parts at every 25,000 rounds. |
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Quoted: What are your plans for the sbr glock? I am thinking of doing one since I have limitations up here in ct now Haven't installed sights or tested it yet, Form 1 just came back last week and RONI kit just got here this week, but the snow should be gone by the weekend and the T&E can commence... I think I am going to like this set-up, esp. when my pending .45 can comes through.  |
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Quoted: Is your sarcasm meter broken? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Brass to face is the least of your worries... KABOOM  Is your sarcasm meter broken? Possibly.  Without a smiley of any kind, I didn't detect sarcasm in your very brief post at all... and I know more than a few SIG fans who parrot the KABOOM crap ad nauseam. My apologies if I misread or misjudged... |
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Possibly.
Without a smiley of any kind, I didn't detect sarcasm in your very brief post at all... and I know more than a few SIG fans who parrot the KABOOM crap ad nauseam. My apologies if I misread or misjudged... Quoted:
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Brass to face is the least of your worries... KABOOM
Is your sarcasm meter broken? Possibly.
Without a smiley of any kind, I didn't detect sarcasm in your very brief post at all... and I know more than a few SIG fans who parrot the KABOOM crap ad nauseam. My apologies if I misread or misjudged... So in a GD post about Glocks, you didnt think for a second I could be joking? |
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BTTF is a very real GEN4 9MM Glock problem. It's not limp-wristing, it's not shooter error.
Even on Glocktalk, the specific cause has never been determined. It does seem that more recent production suffers from it less. Some folks have gotten good results by removing their extractor and polishing the flat areas of it so it moves more freely in the grove it goes in, so it easily drops out during disassembly. If the OP owns an older (pre GEN4) GEN3 G19, there shouldn't be any extraction/ejection issues. Oh, and OP? Stop being so damn OCD about stuff. The reason to buy a Glock is that they run and run and run and run. There are 1st Gen G17s out there with 100k+ round through them, with nothing more than new mag springs. |
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Almost all of the 19s I have shot throw brass in my face. It has nothing to do with your wrists. It is a flaw in the gun. Your going to have to send it to Glock so they can fix it. You should have gotten an M&P. Pre 2010 or so, this was not a problem. It seems to have popped up about the time they switched to a LCI extractor. My Aug 2012 manufactured G19 exhibited the BTF problems. I put the 30274 ejector in and bought an extractor from Apex and it cured the problem |
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Quoted: So in a GD post about Glocks, you didnt think for a second I could be joking? Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Brass to face is the least of your worries... KABOOM Is your sarcasm meter broken? Possibly. Without a smiley of any kind, I didn't detect sarcasm in your very brief post at all... and I know more than a few SIG fans who parrot the KABOOM crap ad nauseam. My apologies if I misread or misjudged... So in a GD post about Glocks, you didnt think for a second I could be joking? |
| Well hey thanks a lot everybody. You've been helpful. I buy spare parts regardless if there is a problem or not because I shoot enough to where parts will eventually break. I have cycled the slide with snap caps vigorously and the shells eject consistantly to the 3-4 o'clock. Haven't had time to shoot yet and it is driving me nuts. |
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Almost all of the 19s I have shot throw brass in my face. It has nothing to do with your wrists. It is a flaw in the gun. Your going to have to send it to Glock so they can fix it. You should have gotten an M&P. I've never had that problem. Sounds like it has something to do with my wrists. |
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Shoot about 500-2000 rounds. Those ejection problems seem to happen somewhere around that count. When it happens, have a good shooter shoot your gun to confirm it is ejecting brass that way. Then look for remedies.
My Glock 17 had that problem and is now under control with the new ejector and extractor. |
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I've never had that problem. Sounds like it has something to do with my wrists. Quoted:
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Almost all of the 19s I have shot throw brass in my face. It has nothing to do with your wrists. It is a flaw in the gun. Your going to have to send it to Glock so they can fix it. You should have gotten an M&P. I've never had that problem. Sounds like it has something to do with my wrists. Funny how it's only the Glocks do that then.... |
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Shoot about 500-2000 rounds. Those ejection problems seem to happen somewhere around that count. When it happens, have a good shooter shoot your gun to confirm it is ejecting brass that way. Then look for remedies. My Glock 17 had that problem and is now under control with the new ejector and extractor. LIES!!! I've seen in GD over and over that glocks just run out of the box.... 
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Almost all of the 19s I have shot throw brass in my face. It has nothing to do with your wrists. It is a flaw in the gun. Your going to have to send it to Glock so they can fix it. You should have gotten an M&P. I've never had that problem. Sounds like it has something to do with my wrists. Funny how it's only the Glocks do that then.... I have 2 G19s, one is perfect and one will throw brass in my face.
Both were purchased new on the same day actually and have cases dated in the same month. |
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LIES!!! I've seen in GD over and over that glocks just run out of the box....
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Shoot about 500-2000 rounds. Those ejection problems seem to happen somewhere around that count. When it happens, have a good shooter shoot your gun to confirm it is ejecting brass that way. Then look for remedies. My Glock 17 had that problem and is now under control with the new ejector and extractor. LIES!!! I've seen in GD over and over that glocks just run out of the box....
.40 Glocks work very well out of box.... .... as grenades!
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Quoted: I just purchased a glock 19 gen 3 and I am curious to what extractor to order to put in my spare parts bag? I hear stuff about the Glock 19 shittin' brass back into faces. Edit mine is an early gen 2
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Shoot about 500-2000 rounds. Those ejection problems seem to happen somewhere around that count. When it happens, have a good shooter shoot your gun to confirm it is ejecting brass that way. Then look for remedies. My Glock 17 had that problem and is now under control with the new ejector and extractor. Naw. Just run 1000 snap caps thru it. Same thing. 
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