glock gen4s
Posted: Fri Jul 11, 2014 8:59 pm
can someone tell me what is the recoil spring # on the gen 4 that fixed the gen 4 problems is it #4 and what extractor number should I be looking for as well
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do you know if the gen 4 problems were with a certain caliber because im looking to get a 19 in fdecarlson1 wrote:All of my generation 4's run great. It will be interested to see what they did to fix the problems in the earlier model.
All I know is the Game Wardens had problems with their G22's and their G23's. They sent both models back to Glock and used their generation 3 until the problem was solved.patterson wrote:do you know if the gen 4 problems were with a certain caliber because im looking to get a 19 in fdecarlson1 wrote:All of my generation 4's run great. It will be interested to see what they did to fix the problems in the earlier model.
seems like I remember reading the g19 gen4s were too specially using 115 grain and I think the fix was with a #4 recoil spring and a certain # extractor but I cant find that info again but surely if the "born on date" on the box is a recent date I should be okgigag04 wrote:All versions of G22 is horrible with a light fwiw.
looks like they are doing replacements up to 2011 so I should be alright with a new one and thanksthem wrote:I can't answer the spring # but my gen 4 g22 from late 2011 has operated flawlessly through a fair amount of shooting. Including with a streamlight on the rail.
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thanks for the infoSQLGeek wrote:I bought a G19 Gen 4 in August of 2011 that had some extraction issues with throwing brass in the face and inconsistently ejecting.
I replaced the ejector with part number 30274 and got the latest Recoil Spring Assembly from Glock last year which was marked 0-4-3. This seems to have cleared up all inconsistencies in ejection and now throws the brass up and to the right away from the shooter.