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How intermittently?
1 shot every mag?.....every box?
I took it that "yaw" meant lateral POI shift.What do you mean by "yawing" ??
Do you have a picture of paper target that shows side like impact?
What do you mean by "yawing" ??
Do you have a picture of paper target that shows side like impact?
FifyIt's unlikely you've shot out your barrel, especially within 50000 rounds.
LOL.................no25 yards is a long pistol shot.
The recoil spring and its guide rod have fuck all to do with accuracy.If you eliminate the ammo and target backer as the culprit, I would replace the recoil spring guide rod assembly.
Thanks I. Advance for your time and input.
I have a Glock 23. Probably approaching 1000 rounds. Factory barrel.
The rounds are “yawing” intermittently at 25 yards.
Not sure what to make of it.
Do I need a new barrel??
Thanks
Looking at the picture of the wonky hit, it does look like the bullet when in sideways based on the appearance of the grease ring.
How many rounds since the last cleaning? When did you start using this particular 165 gr ammo? What other ammo have you tried?
If the spring is worn or too light it certainly can. Won't make them tumble thoughLOL.................no
The recoil spring and its guide rod have fuck all to do with accuracy.
If the spring is worn or too light it certainly can. Won't make them tumble though
OkLOL.................no
The recoil spring and its guide rod have fuck all to do with accuracy.
The opposite experience of thousands of USPSA competitors, which combined probably fire more handgun ammunition in a year than the rest of the pistol-owners of this country do in a lifetime, does.1 person's experience doesn't make it less real
That isn't the experience of thousands of shooters though. Too light of a spring or a worn spring will cause inconsistent lockup. Here is one thread on Enos. There are many others like itThe opposite experience of thousands of USPSA competitors, which combined probably fire more handgun ammunition in a year than the rest of the pistol-owners of this country do in a lifetime, does.
Anyone can take things way too far. That's how learning occurred.That isn't the experience of thousands of shooters though. Too light of a spring or a worn spring will cause inconsistent lockup. Here is one thread on Enos. There are many others like it
2011 open - light recoil springs and accuracy
Thought I would share an interesting troubleshooting exercise with a very definitive solution. First the baseline. Using my standard 9 major loads in a brand new gun (9 major open from Atlas), I put 5 rounds in a ragged hole under 1" diameter while sighting in at 50 yards. Nice! Fast forward 1500...forums.brianenos.com
Thats why I was asking... it wasn't clear to my tiny brainI took it that "yaw" meant lateral POI shift.
If by yaw he means it's keyholing then that's different and most certainly related to the ammo if the barrel was fine when he got it (and hasn't been fucked up, which again, would be amazing considering how damn tough a Glock barrel is). There's a reason nobody wants to thread factory Glock barrels.
LOL. Sigs shoot well but I dont use them because I dont need a 11# 1st shot trigger pull, an external safety, and an exposed hammer. They more accurate? Yes, but at 21 ft or less it doesn't matter. Glocks have a real good tendency to go bang at every trigger pull.I know exactly what the problem is. The problem is that it’s a Glock. Buy a Sig and this shit won’t happen![]()
...Sig, the gun so advanced it shoots on its own...I know exactly what the problem is. The problem is that it’s a Glock. Buy a Sig and this shit won’t happen![]()
Within my agency I’ve noticed this on occasion with some Glocks after some service life. Sometimes just needs the copper fouling cleaned out of the polygonal rifling or sometimes guys shoot a few lead rounds through them (even though you’re not supposed to shoot lead with the older Glock barrels). When we had a few more guns start doing this -even with relatively low round counts- we came to suspect some of the frangible ammo we were shooting may have been more abrasive than regular copper jackets - but only a hypothesis. Not sure if any of that applies to your situation.
HELL boys everybody knows that every pistol manufactured after God and John Browning designed and perfected the 1911 is only carried and used until it's unhappy owner saves the money to buy a colt of his own....Sig, the gun so advanced it shoots on its own...
CZ gotta be better, a lot more gadgets to screw with to make it go bang. More is better?Shit can the glockenspiel and buy a CZ.
Not only will it shoot better, people won't make fun of you for owning one.
Yeah, because de-cocking it before you put it in the holster is a big challenge, or at least it is for glock owners apparentlyCZ gotta be better, a lot more gadgets to screw with to make it go bang. More is better?