Glock 23 jamming problem solved
Good News. Today I took my Glock 23 to the Glock headquarters in Smyrna. The Tech did a lookover and found that the only problem I had was a defective recoil spring. He changed it in little or no
time and did this for no charge. He took it to the back and made sure that it was working properly. Thanks for the wonderful customer service at Glock.
time and did this for no charge. He took it to the back and made sure that it was working properly. Thanks for the wonderful customer service at Glock.
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Glad to hear it. There ain't much in a Glock so when it stops working there's usually a spring to blame[;)]
Love them Beavers
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Glocks are very reliable hand guns. I am happy to hear that it was a simple solution. I am a big proponit of used hand guns an have purchased ceveral Glocks used and have never had a problem with them.[8D]
Greg
Former Marine
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but I thought Glocks always worked no matter what [:0]any way thats what people always say [:D][}:)][;)][^] 0 -
quote:Someone said hindsight is 20/20. I will never buy another used gun in my life. Fortunately the rep at Glock in Smyrna said they would be happy to take a look and see what the problem is. I feel like a TOTAL idiot.
I just had to look back and post your first comments. You were so discouraged. Now, arent you glad you did not bail out and sell the Glock before working out the problem? And arent you glad you bought a Glock?
Another thing the Glock tech did was check your gun to make sure it had the latest updates. If it needed an update, he did it. They are great people with a great product.
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