First time I've seen the "01" stamped on a spring...

That's a good idea...

I just got back from the largest range in Nevada, the Mojave desert! It's great to be able to just drive 15 minutes on a dirt road, set up and fire away...

I only ran 100 rounds through my G17 gen 4, but with the new "02" recoil spring. The "02" spring worked flawlessly, but then, so did my original spring.... Unfortunately my nephew couldn't join me today so I tried "limp wristing" by shooting one handed with my off hand, but no "luck", the gen 4 just kept pumping ammo through....

I really couldn't tell much difference while firing, although the slide is noticeably easy to pull. But all in all, another terrific trip to the desert, I'm really enjoying my Glock!

Here is the issue with the gen 4's.... "It's the Indian.... not the arrow"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jh9JhCyFFxA

Interesting video...

Originally Posted by Glocky

all that proved is that limp wristing a Glock makes it jam, and limp wristing the other guns doesnt make them jam.

It's a video.... It doesn't, nor is it intended to, "prove" anything. I posted it to illustrate my observations regarding the "gen 4" FTF and FTE issues that are prevalent on forums.

Originally Posted by EdF702

It's a video.... It doesn't, nor is it intended to, "prove" anything. I posted it to illustrate my observations regarding the "gen 4" FTF and FTE issues that are prevalent on forums.

ok sorry, it showed limp wristing a Glock makes it jam, and limp wristing the other guns doesnt make them jam.

And saying its the indian and not the arrow is wack.

The gen 4s are problematic, some of them at least. And it has nothing to do with the person shooting them. Or the ammo. that would be the bow, not the indian...or the arrow.

500 people who have flawless gen 4s do not make the 50 people with problem gen 4s to blame for the guns malfunctions.