[joesnuffy]

turns out its either the magazine followers or the new feed ramp cuts...on later barrels

I have a gen 1 with no problems

get an aftermarket barrel or new followers no more problems

the new normal capacity mags have proven to be reliable

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[archy]

turns out its either the magazine followers or the new feed ramp cuts...on later barrels

I have a gen 1 with no problems

It's far more likely that you'll have a small part break over a 100,000 round service use of a handgun [I've puched two that far, a 9mm Browning GP and a .45 Colt Combat Commander; it's taken 30 years to get that out of the Browning and 25 for the Commander] or have a misfire from a round of factory ammo, so don't sweat it.

I've come to prefer the Glock 17 over the 19, but that's a personal pick based in part over my decades-long preference for full-sized service handguns. And the ability of an individual to fully strip and maintain a Glock put it head and shoulders ahead of most of the other designs out there, and equal to the M1911.

I suspect my next Glock will be a 36. The Glock 30 I had was a bit largish in my hand.