3200rnds, four hours, AND

[telcom911]

no failures of any kind. None. I work full time for the Sheriff, but part time as a reserve officer for a small Police Department (8 fulltime officers) Today we ran throught the annual qualification, stress shooting, and a pin match for FUN. I shot 800 rnds through my G22, worked every time. Six of the 8 full timers were there also, they also experinced no failures of any kind in thier 22's.

Thats 3200 rnds without a single problem.


Gotta love those Glocks.

:)


.40 S&W Club Number 8421

[HSM ITH]

Boringly great!!

You almost need to induce some problems during training and quals so the reaction won't be total disbelief/panic/confusion if it ever happened in reality.....

[Glock4Life]

YAWN...

Gotta love boredom when it equates to zero malfs!;)

[M96er]

*yawn* couldn't you at least fake a FTF? Just kidding. It's a GLOCK, what did you expect?;)

[RMTactical]

I like that kind of boredom!!

[cerberus]

It's a Glock you expect this from them.;)

[cole]

That's the only number of failures I'd be comfortable with in a carry gun. Our "new" G17 is failure free in near as many rounds (not all at once though). Of course, our USP40c is, too. Gotta like that.

[Silver-G27]

Nice to hear trouble free Glock action .... but like everyone else said, what would you expect from Glock...?>>

[ReflexBlade]

I've heard op some Range Officers and Instructors carrying a pocket full of "dummy" .40 or 9mm ammo

These are loaded at random into the mags of the students and officers qualifying to terach them to clear malfunctions.

I must admit that it is a very intersting experiment, one my own club runs- the results are surprising, the old hands usually fumble and take a long time to clear malfunctions, while the green horns clear em up quickly??

Encountering a dummy round also shows how well or badly one is pulling the trigger off the target, a reason for poor shooting is poor trigger pull and hand control.

But, that is surely exceptional reliability and performance from the G22, but expected.