[envy]

I bought an extended mag today for my glock 19 just to use for fun and ease at the range, but I heard a little rattling inside when I got home. Took it apart and the inner plate that touches the spring is chipped. (the part you press down through the hole in the bottom) Anybody know where I can get a new one? or what its name is? Spring guide? I tried searching, but couldn't come up with anything.

 

[chickenfarmer]

www.glockmeister.com has them for pretty cheap. Sucks if your gonna order just that though and have to pay shipping, I would honestly see if wherever you bought it from would just trade it out if possible

 

[lost bushman]

LOL! I thought for a second when I saw this thread title, that you found a computer type chip inside. I thought this was going to be a conspiracy theory post.

 

[BaldEagle323]

LOL! I thought for a second when I saw this thread title, that you found a computer type chip inside. I thought this was going to be a conspiracy theory post.

I thought the same thing

 

[NJDevil]

I thought the same thing

Ditto

 

[613jmm]

Just leave it alone, as long as most of the spring is still pressing down and the button still locks in the hole, it is serving its purpose.

 

[JGrigg86]

LOL! I thought for a second when I saw this thread title, that you found a computer type chip inside. I thought this was going to be a conspiracy theory post.

me too! I was thinking they are chipping them to track them, making sure they don't get too close to schools and such.

 

[Noway2]

My foil hat must be on today too. I figured it was some sort of tracking device or way to enforce 10 rnd limits in certain states. DOH.

 

[ny32182]

Just leave it alone, as long as most of the spring is still pressing down and the button still locks in the hole, it is serving its purpose.

This... as long as the plate is still locking into the hole in the baseplate to prevent it from moving it is doing its job. It isn't likely even worth bothering.

You can probably add one for a buck to an order from a number of places in the future; personally I sure wouldn't pay shipping just for that one small part especially if it is functional as is.

 

[B00GER]

My tin foil hat was on too...

But sounds like an awesome excuse to buy some new stuff..."Gee honey, I needed the part, but to make shipping worth it I went ahead and ordered these other items! See how sound of a financial decision that was!"

 

[demondeacon]

I must admit you got me thinking about conspiracy theories with the title of your post.

Glock has a warranty on their magazines, but it is only one year from purchase.

 

[Turner1]

Yall had me taking my glock apart looking for a chip.

 

[613jmm]

Aside from the fact that it most likely doesn't matter, If you call Glock and tell them what happened, they will most likely send you a replacement piece for free.

 

[SgtSundevil]

I thought the same thing

me too, are we all that fearful of the gubment, tracking our guns?

 

[ronn47]

Must be a big run on tin foil at the store
You had me going for a minute

 

[Oldguy]

me too, are we all that fearful of the gubment, tracking our guns?

Just cuz you're paranoid, doesn't mean someone isn't out to get ya...

 

[Learningcircles]

LOL! I thought for a second when I saw this thread title, that you found a computer type chip inside. I thought this was going to be a conspiracy theory post.

I started folding my tin foil into a hat, then got disappointed after I read a few posts in this thread.

Maybe next time...

:mellow: