Glock model 22, .40 cal

[Pete]

A few problems on this police department with their Glock 22's.

http://www.wisn.com/news/19203902/detail.html?treets=mil&tid=2659196343813&tml=mil_12pm&tmi=mil_12pm_1_12000104172009&ts=H


"We had experienced a number of issues on the range with our issued Glock model 22, .40 caliber duty pistol magazines, which represents 45 percent of our issued weapons," said Flynn in the memo."

[Hartley]

I'm a little curious about how a magazine could induce stovepiping - I suppose if they were high and interfered with the slide, but that seems a little far-fetched. Maybe I'm just ignorant.
I don't have a G22, tho I do have a 23 and several others in other calibers, and the only time I can recall stovepipes was with my 45 ACPs when shooting Wolf and the gun was particularly dirty. My old Gen 2 G21 does light strikes once in a (great) while - if I was carrying it for social purposes, that would concern me, but I don't.

[Utah Bob]

I've never seen a Glock stovepipe due to a magazine problem. Limp-wristing one will certainly do that though.