Our Glock 42 is picky, is this acceptable?

[kcruisin]

Being 'picky' is ok if you're just popping caps, but I don't think even a break-in of more than 10-20 rounds is acceptable for something you want to bet your life on.

[JReedEsq]

Update:  

 

FedEx just dropped the pistol back off at my office.  I shipped it to them with the pistol and magazines only.  They sent it back with a Glock tupperware box, complete with cleaning brush etc.. According to the invoice they replaced both magazines, the slide stop, the trigger bar, trigger housing and ejector.  I will report back once we can get it to the range.  

Edited December 30, 2015 by JReedEsq

[JReedEsq]

Update: Took the pistol to the range today. It ran perfect. Tried WWB, Remington UMC, Silver Bear, Freedom Munitions fmj, and Freedom Munitions loaded with the Hornady XTP bullet. Everything cycled fine and my wife's groups are getting smaller too. I was not happy to have to send the gun in, but it seems like it is good to go now and the turn around time was really fast.

[Woody]

Update: Took the pistol to the range today. It ran perfect. Tried WWB, Remington UMC, Silver Bear, Freedom Munitions fmj, and Freedom Munitions loaded with the Hornady XTP bullet. Everything cycled fine and my wife's groups are getting smaller too. I was not happy to have to send the gun in, but it seems like it is good to go now and the turn around time was really fast.

 

Can't ask for any better than that.  I've never had to send a Glock back, but it's good to know they will step up if needed.

[mikegideon]

I had to send my 42 back. It's the first one, and I own six. It's also the only one That doesn't have Austria stamped on the slide.