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daddySEAL wrote:Jbirds... and... KinnyLee,

Just how does someone.... "induce"..... a double feed, please?

I've heard the turn "limp wristing" used a more that few times. I think I can guess what it means.....but could you explain the term?

Here's how you induce a double feed:

remove mag;
lock the slide open;
drop a round into the chamber;
reinstert the mag;
ease the slide forward.

Voila! Double feed malfuction. I got pretty good at clearing those during FP/AFP.

Not even GLOCKs are infallable.

Just took Fighting Pistol and Advanced Fighting Pistol by Tactical Response. A G21 and G17 both choked several times during class.

My G19 did not have a problem. And I didn't clean it after the first day (4 day class)

There was a Kimber that just kept on gagging on the rounds.

The .40 P226 had problems, and the 9mm Walther had one or two problems.

And G23 converted to 9mm had multiple problems.

A Beretta 92FS ran just fine.

I'm just trying to get to this point: there is no one "ultimate pistol." I thought the G17 was the epitome of handgun reliability, but was proven wrong.

All pistols fail, but GLOCKs just do it less than others.

18 students, mostly GLOCKs, most had no problems.