Glock 1,000 round torture-test

[KenpoTex]

What is up with the moron photographers being down range while the shooter is shooting?

downrange? Which of the 4 cardinal firearms safety rules do you feel was violated. (not that this is in any way relevant to the thread...)

Anyone keep count?

of what?...

Per Yeager, the GR went in the early 800s, round count. I've put 400 rounds through my 19 with nary a hitch on multiple occassions, and no significant heat issues, so I know GR failure has to occur at a point higher than that.

by my count, it was something like 920-930 rounds before the GR failure based on the fact that he shot 4 full mags and a couple of partials after the GR failed. The partials were to make up for the FTFs caused by the crappy ammo so that all 1,000 rounds were fired.

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Double Naught Spy]

Interesting comment about the crappy ammo. The only failures/stoppages I saw were with Yeager, not the other shooter. Strange how that works. The other shooter kept a more stable platform and so wasn't inclined to limp wrist and so didn't get the same stoppages...probably not the ammo at fault.

[Tangle]

Interesting comment about the crappy ammo. The only failures/stoppages I saw were with Yeager, not the other shooter. Strange how that works. The other shooter kept a more stable platform and so wasn't inclined to limp wrist and so didn't get the same stoppages...probably not the ammo at fault.

I agree; it does seem more like a shooter problem. But if that's the case, it indicates that Glocks, well that Glock, is sensitive to mild limp wristing induced stoppages. I didn't notice any glaring limp wrist shots and seem like most stoppages occurred with a two hand grip.