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<blockquote data-quote="OK Corgi Rancher" data-source="post: 4100726" data-attributes="member: 45773">I&#039;m just pragmatic about Glocks.&nbsp; Not the best gun I&#039;ve ever owned, not the worst.&nbsp; They&#039;re excellent duty guns in terms of capacity and reliability so that&#039;s why I chose one for duty carry out of what was authorized.I did have a G21 Gen 3 that wouldn&#039;t function in cold weather.&nbsp; I bought it in the spring one year, weather was warm on qualification day, it functioned perfectly as I expected.&nbsp; Later on that year, during a winter shoot in the cold, it just wouldn&#039;t function.&nbsp; The slide would fail to go into battery after every shot.&nbsp; Occasionally it would slowly return almost into battery but not quite.&nbsp; Required a smack on the back of the slide. I didn&#039;t use anything other than a few drops of oil as recommended.&nbsp; Gun was clean.&nbsp; It just would not work in cold weather.&nbsp; That was the only problematic Glock I think I&#039;ve ever had.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OK Corgi Rancher, post: 4100726, member: 45773"] I'm just pragmatic about Glocks. Not the best gun I've ever owned, not the worst. They're excellent duty guns in terms of capacity and reliability so that's why I chose one for duty carry out of what was authorized. I did have a G21 Gen 3 that wouldn't function in cold weather. I bought it in the spring one year, weather was warm on qualification day, it functioned perfectly as I expected. Later on that year, during a winter shoot in the cold, it just wouldn't function. The slide would fail to go into battery after every shot. Occasionally it would slowly return almost into battery but not quite. Required a smack on the back of the slide. I didn't use anything other than a few drops of oil as recommended. Gun was clean. It just would not work in cold weather. That was the only problematic Glock I think I've ever had. [/QUOTE]

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