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Time to trade it in. How about a good 1911?
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Jbird - If you decide to replace the extractor, then a good source for Glock parts and accessories is: http://www.lonewolfdist.com/ ... that is per the Marty.
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RPBrown wrote:Time to trade it in. How about a good 1911?
Believe me, I've tried. :lol: :lol:

In all fairness, he does have a very nice Springer. :cool:
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KinnyLee wrote:
RPBrown wrote:Time to trade it in. How about a good 1911?
he does have a very nice Springer that's collecting dust.
I know what you REALLY meant to say. ;-)
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If you went to a GSSF match the Glock armorer would replace it for free. That is one of the benefits to attending a GSSF match, besides the prizes.
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Did you close the slide on a chambered round? That is a common way to chip the extractor, since the extractor is forced to jump over the rim. When fed from the magazine the extractor slides under the extractor.
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ammoboy2 wrote:Did you close the slide on a chambered round? That is a common way to chip the extractor, since the extractor is forced to jump over the rim. When fed from the magazine the extractor slides under the extractor.
No, I did not drop the slide on a round in the chamber nor did the extractor break from 1911 envy :grin: It was good ole IDPA shootin and treating it like the tool she is. Kimberly has asked me several times in my dry practice....aren't you going to break that thing? :coolgleamA: The extractor has already been replaced and Glock #1 is back in service. It really wasn't a big deal....she has a twin now that could have stepped in and given a break at any time. It is like a 12th man situation that we have....LOL
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HighVelocity wrote:
KinnyLee wrote:
RPBrown wrote:Time to trade it in. How about a good 1911?
he does have a very nice Springer that's collecting dust.
I know what you REALLY meant to say. ;-)
Guilty as charged...I need to make sure that thing is still in my safe!
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Jbirds,
I notice from the picture that your Extractor appears to be the LCI part. Make certain that, if you order off the web, that you get an LCI Extractor.
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Doh! That's stinks about the extractor, glad you got it fixed, though. Even better you had a spare G17 to fall back on. Do you seriously have that many rounds through the one you were using at the last PSC IDPA match?

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JLaw wrote:Doh! That's stinks about the extractor, glad you got it fixed, though. Even better you had a spare G17 to fall back on. Do you seriously have that many rounds through the one you were using at the last PSC IDPA match?

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It has been shot a good bit.....LOL. Yes, the gun has over 10K (conservative estimate) through it. That really doesn't take long on the steel plates.....does it kinny? LOL. I have had that Glock 17 for about 3 1/2 years. I have shot that gun almost exclusively for the last year.
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I just got my G17 in August 06 and I have probably 3-5k through it. It's pretty easy to do considering the fact that 9mm is pretty cheap.

What a glorious weapon. I can't wait to see how mine is doing after 10k like yours Jbirds.

To reiterate, if the gun will operate nominally without the extractor, I will try it this weekend at the range, if it doesn't rain. I'll keep you posted!!! :cheers2:
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Post by Jungle Work »

I had the same thing happen with a Glock 21. I just rounded off the broken part with the "Precission Gunsmithing Dremel Tool" and the Glockamole has run for another 4,000 rounds so far.

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