Glock 19 Problems
|
If you are thinking of getting a Glock 19 and are looking into "what's bad about the Glock 19", let me save you some work. Here is a summary of what I found out about "Glock 19 Problems". If you have a problem with your Glock please see Diagnosing & Repairing Glock Pistol Problems.
Glock 19 Feeding Issues
I purchased a Glock 19 yesterday and went to the
range from the shop. Fired about 40 rounds through and the gun jammed.
It ejected the spent
casing and jammed when it fed a new round into the
chamber it got stuck. The round was pushed almost vertical with the nose
of the bullet just inside the chamber. I was shooting Remington 115
grain metal case. The temp was about 25 degrees. It happened 3 times,
each time I reloaded the round and it fed properly. My buddy (long time
Glock owner)took it apart and noticed it looked a little dry so we lubed
it some and had no issues for the last 20-30 rounds. I'm just wondering
if it just happened because it was fresh from the shop and needed a
little oil or maybe just a break-in period.
January 25, 2009
http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/46173-glock-19-feeding-issues.html
Glock 19 Problem
My Glock 19, which I love dearly has developed a
serious feeding problem. Before I start, lets PLEASE not have another
discussion about everyone's personal opinion about how great or awful
the Glock is;) So here's the problem: My 19 feeds great until it hits
the last round or two in the 10 round mags, then the bullet is not
lifted high enough to guide onto the ramp, it just hits the bottom of
the ramp with half of the round below said ramp, thereby jamming the
pistol. It is easily fixed with a Tap-Rack-Bang, but it is doing this
with a fair degree of regularity. I know it sounds like a mag problem,
but these are fairly new mags and the spring tension is great. Does
anyone else have similar problems?
05-24-2003
http://forums.officer.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-9718.html
Recoil problem with Glock 19
The recoil spring in my Glock 19 is always slipping
out of spot where you push it into when assembling the pistol after
break down. On the barrel, there is a circular groove that you depress
the spring into. I seat the spring all the way into this grove, but
after I rack the slide back and take it apart again, the spring has
slipped almost all the way out of the groove and is barely hanging in
there... if it were to slip another 16th of an inch, it would simply fly
out when I took the receiver off the frame. What is wrong? I would hate
to have this thing not work when I really needed it to...
October 5, 2008
http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/index.php/t-397931.html
Glock 19 problems, help needed
After reading about the Glock 19 on the board and
shooting one owned by a friend, I decided I needed to purchase one.
However, Massachusetts law prohibits me from purchasing any Glock made
before some date in 1998 (for "consumer safety" reasons). So I ended up
with a early 3rd generation police trade-in. It also came with 2 preban
hi-caps (and I bought a 3rd one). Obvious holster wear on the outside,
but after cleaning it up, the inside seems very good overall. I took it
to the range today, and overall things went well. I did have 2 problems
though:1. While FMJ ammo did fine, when I packed the mags to capacity
with 147 gr HST, the first 2 rounds would not fully
cycle into the chamber. The rounds were stuck halfway out of the
magazine. After the first 2 there were no problems. Does this sound like
a mag problem? New followers or springs needed? 2. When slamming a new
LOADED mag into the magwell, THE SLIDE CLOSES BY ITSELF! This happens
with all my magazines. In a way, this seems like a benefit, but I would
rather that this not happen. Any ideas?
10/18/2008
http://concealedcarryforum.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7187
Glock 19 Extractor problems
I am having some problems with my Glock 19. I am
getting about 5 Fail to extracts per magazine. I have cleaned and
recleaned and still getting the failures. I took my 19 and my 22 apart
and the only difference I can find is that the 19
doesn't have the spring loaded bearing in the end of the extractor
depressor plunger spring that goes in the extractor
depressor plunger. My question does the 19 have this little plastic
bearing. Maybe I lost it in a prior cleaning?
Jan 2010
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1210451
Glock 19 problems...
Guys, Man, what a terrible day. Yesterday I was
blasting with my G19 (A Gen three with the beveled barrel hood). I
shot about 300 rounds. Early on in the shooting (with Winchester white
box) I had a round stuck hanging from the side
of the gun port. I ignored it because my gun has gone through about 2k
rounds without a jam. Later (about 200 rounds)
I had a classic "stovepipe" with Atlanta arms ammo. During this the G19
was tossing brass into my face about every
10-12 shots. During this I rented a Gen II G19 from the range and
blasted about 75 rounds. No problems, no
brassinface with the rental.
Sep 2007
http://www.warriortalk.com/showthread.php?28979-Glock-19-problems...
Glock 19 extractor problem
Hey fellas, school has been driving me insane so
I've been putting off fixing the G19 I bought, but I'm really frustrated
and have been doing homework for hours, so I'm ready for something else.
Anyway, the problem with this pistol is the
extractor. It sticks every time if I release the slide via the slide
release, and randomly if I "slingshot" the pistol to
chamber a round. I took the slide completely apart and cleaned all the
poo that was in it out of there, hoping that
would fix it, and while everything works smoother now, it still hangs
up. I can free up the extractor by pushing the
firing pin safety plunger, but you obviously can't do that while the
pistol is assembled. Any advice on what to do to fix
this problem?
November 30, 2009
http://www.hipointfirearmsforums.com/Forum/index.php?topic=25089.0
Summary
All handguns have some problems. Gun problems that you read about on the internet are to be taken with some skepticism. You don't really know if the problem was with the gun, the ammunition or the person shooting it. After all of my research I decided to purchase a Glock 19 and I am glad that I did. My Glock 19 turned out to be my most favorite and reliable gun.
Glock 19 Related Reviews
Click here for all Glock 19 Reviews.






