[noleboyallday]

Want to purchase a glock and of course there are so many options. I like the 9mm so I'm thinking glock 17 or 19 4thgen but I hear the 19 has problems with the case ejecting. Any real truth to that?

 

[SHOOTER13]

Welcome to the Glock Forum noleboyallday !!



Posted by member Mike P :

"Yes they are completely worked out. Look for test fire date after 11/11 and make sure the ejector has 30274 stamped on it. I have several Gen3's and two Gen4 19's. I'm many thousand rounds into my Gen4's with no issue. BUY IT! There was a small issue but the net blew it way out of proportion."

 

[nukinfuts29]

beat me to it!

 

[SHOOTER13]

Gotta get up earlier...

 

[nukinfuts29]

you kidding I was sleeping off the superbowl LOL. It took a ton of beer to get through betty white.....er I mean madonna

 

[MikeDeltaRomeo]

I have a Gen4 G19 and that I use for personal carry and work with sometimes; its a workhorse sidearm. I purchased in Feb2011 and I don't have the 'upgraded' RSA. Also my test fire date 02/02/11, however I've only problems one time but that was due to using crappy Tula ammo. Other than that instance its performed as it should.

 

[TimeKiller911]

i've had problems with mine ejecting brass irratically and to my face. changed out the ejector and haven't had any problems at all. it's a simple and cheap fix.

 

[glock17c]

What year did you buy the glock? Curious cause after awhile supposedly they fixed the problems SUPPOSEDLY! I just got my second glock which is the 19 I do idpa with my 17c but I had no problems with the 19 yet 100 rounds so far as if today no problems