JettaRed
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I believe the bullet would be long gone before any flexing occurs.
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I don't think it could be, since it's in a fixture. I'm also wondering if the results might possibly be a bit different if it was in someone's hands instead of a fixture. I once had a gen 2 or gen 3 (don't remember which) Glock 22 and couldn't group with it at all. I now have exactly zero Glocks, but I have used other peoples' Glocks and haven't seen any better groups with theirs. The couple that I have tried were newer gen 4's, and they didn't stovepipe on a regular basis.
Now the big question. How do you fix it?
smokey
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- Jan 31, 2008
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Depends how u set up the ransom test. Its pretty common to have limp-wrist malfunctions depending on how things are set up. It did kindve look like the ejector wasn't making any contact with the base of the brass though.
Vile Shadow
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- Feb 28, 2013
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It's not a bad thing. The material by nature is elastic, so it's unavoidable. The polymer actually can tolerate that a little better than steel.
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