[mpgo4th]

My 19 gen 4 shots great. No FTF or FTE ever. It has the 0-4-3 reco spring that came in it but has a 336 ejector. Out of 100 rounds I get hit on top of the head ( not in the face ) about 3-4 times by brass. It isn't really a big deal as this is my carry a lot and shot a little gun. I called Glock and they said they would pay for shipping if I wanted to have the new ejector put in. I asked them to replace the extractor while they had it because we all know that's the real problem. He said they don't just replace those and they would put an ejector and send it back. If that didn't fix it then they would look at the extractor. So possibly two trips to fix it. If the gun functions and I trust it would you just keep it or send it back to try new parts???

 

[dutchs]

My 19 gen 4 shots great. No FTF or FTE ever. It has the 0-4-3 reco spring that came in it but has a 336 ejector. Out of 100 rounds I get hit on top of the head ( not in the face ) about 3-4 times by brass. It isn't really a big deal as this is my carry a lot and shot a little gun. I called Glock and they said they would pay for shipping if I wanted to have the new ejector put in. I asked them to replace the extractor while they had it because we all know that's the real problem. He said they don't just replace those and they would put an ejector and send it back. If that didn't fix it then they would look at the extractor. So possibly two trips to fix it. If the gun functions and I trust it would you just keep it or send it back to try new parts???

Just me, If it ain't broke don't fix it.

 

[SeventiesWreckers]

Might not be the gun. My G 21 Gen 4 works fine for me, ejects perfectly. But...... If others shoot it, and don't get it gripped nice & tight, it smacks them every time. Brass to the head, shoulder, etc.

 

[GunnerGSP]

I think if you have a willing Glock Armorer nearby, they could order parts for you and do the install.

I spoke with Glock about my G23 (brass on my head as well), and the rep suggested the local Armorer in lieu of sending it in. This would save on time away from your 19.

I never sent mine in though since after a couple hundred more rounds, the problem seems to have subsided.

 

[iShoot]

Come to think about it my Gen 4, 23 might do this too? I generally take a few guns out when I shoot, so I can't recall which one was doing it, every now and again one would hit me on the top of the head (or come close). I'm going to have to pay more attention... For me I don't think I'd send it back, but would certainly understand if someone else did.

 

[dwcfastrice]

Ditto on the local guy.

It's nice that corporate will take it back, but See if a local glock armorer can do it for you so you don't have to send it in twice.

D

 

[mpgo4th]

I wish they would sent the extractor too just so everything is updated but he told me they don't send those.

 

[GunnerGSP]

I wish they would sent the extractor too just so everything is updated but he told me they don't send those.

Who knows...maybe a local Armorer could get one out of them.

Just a thought.

 

[dwcfastrice]

Who knows...maybe a local Armorer could get one out of them.

Just a thought.

YMMV, but I know the Armorer at my LGS carries a bunch of parts and does have these last I check (been a while though).

D

 

[GunnerGSP]

YMMV, but I know the Armorer at my LGS carries a bunch of parts and does have these last I check (been a while though).

D

I had to google YMMV...got it now

 

[rickjames]

I had to google YMMV...got it now

Me too, hahaha

 

[G-23]

My 19 gen 4 shots great. No FTF or FTE ever. It has the 0-4-3 reco spring that came in it but has a 336 ejector. Out of 100 rounds I get hit on top of the head ( not in the face ) about 3-4 times by brass. It isn't really a big deal as this is my carry a lot and shot a little gun. I called Glock and they said they would pay for shipping if I wanted to have the new ejector put in. I asked them to replace the extractor while they had it because we all know that's the real problem. He said they don't just replace those and they would put an ejector and send it back. If that didn't fix it then they would look at the extractor. So possibly two trips to fix it. If the gun functions and I trust it would you just keep it or send it back to try new parts???

Some of your problem can be ammo or grip, too. GLOCK test fires ever weapon before shipping it. IF brass was hitting the armorer in the head during the test, I'm sure the weapon would be rejected until all the problems are corrected. Same holds true for your weapon.

 

[Two-Guns]

Keep it man and don't worry about it.

 

[Hoopinator]

I had the same problem with my G4 G19. After almost a 1000 rounds, it doesn't do it anymore. I also noticed a difference between steel/aluminum vs. cheap brass ammo. The heavier steel/aluminum casings don't eject nearly as far...

But like I said, the problem seems to have solved itself. Just make sure to keep the ejector clean.

 

[G-23]

I had the same problem with my G4 G19. After almost a 1000 rounds, it doesn't do it anymore. I also noticed a difference between steel/aluminum vs. cheap brass ammo. The heavier steel/aluminum casings don't eject nearly as far...

But like I said, the problem seems to have solved itself. Just make sure to keep the ejector clean.

A lot of steel cases have a lacquer paint applied to prevent rusting. It can burn off in the chamber and cause extraction/ejection problems.

Never had any proble with the aluminum cases from Blazer/CCI though. That stuff FLYS!

 

[Blackmagic02]

Try a bigger hat. Just kidding. If you really feel like you have a problem then I would find a local Armorer. They can order the parts (if they don't have them already), you keep your gun in the meantime, and they should only need it for a few minutes once they get them in.