To my knowledge, there is no Glock chambered in 38. Perhaps that's the problem with your friend's Glock-handling (and not the Glock, if that's the problem).
Mine are stone-ax reliable. Pull the trigger, they go Bang! and cycle. Don't pull the trigger, and they are inert.
L0l, I never even looked at it! That would be a problem!
The gunsmith looked at it and didnt notice it being an inproper round.
I hear many have good luck with them, that one scared me L0L He shot a Walther the rest of the day without incident
Wonder if he put 38 in a model 28 .380?
That would do it!
Probably mean .357 Sig. There are Glocks chambered for .380, but they aren't sold in North America. Not importable because of the "non-sporting" "points" test.
As are mine. I own three of them. One is a first generation Glock 17. I've run close to 75,000 rounds through the 17 with no gun attributable malfunctions. The few times that it did cough was when poor quality cheap factory reloads were used.The finish and polymer shows a little wear and tear, but it just keeps on chuggin'.
/jasper