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New_comer · November 25, 2002, 05:00 AM

If this includes firing out of battery, then I spoke with one who brought in his G23 for servicing for doing just that.

The mag was expelled in the process, and for reasons not too clearly explained, resulted in minor scratches at the back of his right hand. The gun was stripped and inspected, and aside from the apparent tightness in the striker action, it was declared just fine.

Out-of spec reload maybe the culprit...

November 25, 2002, 05:00 AM	#6
New_comer Senior Member Join Date: July 30, 2001 Location: Manila, Phil. Posts: 1,004	If this includes firing out of battery, then I spoke with one who brought in his G23 for servicing for doing just that. The mag was expelled in the process, and for reasons not too clearly explained, resulted in minor scratches at the back of his right hand. The gun was stripped and inspected, and aside from the apparent tightness in the striker action, it was declared just fine. Out-of spec reload maybe the culprit... __________________ Regards, New_comer USP9F, Remington 870 "It not in the size of the thing, it's how you use it..."