Quick question for Glock owners: Whenever I break down my G's I notice that the back of the recoil spring is not sitting properly into the half-moon cutout on the barrel. They have "ridden up a little"..., the plastic circle part on the back of the spring assembly is resting about half-way up onto cutout on the barrel. It is hard to explain this without pictures, but I hope my description makes sense.
I'm only asking because I have shot the "Pixx.., and/or hot urine out of these things for over two years without any problems..., whatsoever..., not one! (and I'm not kidding)!
I have Gen 3's here. What I cannot figure is why this might be happening. Nothing appears to be "pushing up" when I do a basic field strip..., something that might be causing this. I might add the fact that when I rack the slide after re-assembly it happens. My hope is that this happens naturally when one breaks one down?
As always, feedback appreciated.
I'm only asking because I have shot the "Pixx.., and/or hot urine out of these things for over two years without any problems..., whatsoever..., not one! (and I'm not kidding)!
I have Gen 3's here. What I cannot figure is why this might be happening. Nothing appears to be "pushing up" when I do a basic field strip..., something that might be causing this. I might add the fact that when I rack the slide after re-assembly it happens. My hope is that this happens naturally when one breaks one down?
As always, feedback appreciated.
don't worry.
