Grandson & I were at the range a couple weeks ago. One of the handguns was the G44, .22 LR. I'm not a big Glock person but I've never knocked them either. They just shoot & shoot...except for mine! I bought it last year, used. I shot all 4 mags after I bought it, with no issues. So shooting it the other day, it would shoot just fine but failure to feed every shot, two different mags. I finally cleaned it up a day or so later and I learned when racking the slide, the slide was weak going back and about 1/2 - 3/8 inch from being back in position something is holding it up. Before this I had it apart, cleaned it up good, put a couple drops of oil on the rails. Working the slide back & forth after oiling is when I found the issue. I can't see what it's hanging up on, but holding onto the slide is when it stops short. If I just rack it, say to load a round, it goes into battery. But I think maybe whatever is causing it to hang up is probably causing the FTF issue. That's it for my Glocking abilities! I can't see where it's hanging up, or rubbing on anything. Before I take it to the smith, has anyone ever heard of this? I have a .40 caliber Glock to compare with, but the innards are probably different. I'm not part of the Glock Forum so I can't ask anyone there.
Thanks for any ideas or cures in advance!
Jeff Taylor
Thanks for any ideas or cures in advance!
Jeff Taylor