Glock 19 2nd gen conundrum ?

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

Do like Larry Vickers says and drift the rear sight to compensate for the off trigger pull if you know it’s not your technique.

drifted all the way to right and still shoots left,I believe at this point it is the LOCKING BLOCK !

[27hand]

MDT,

How about switching one put of your other pistols?

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

MDT,

How about switching one put of your other pistols?

Gave that some thought,but 1 dont want to mess with my straight shooter glocks and 2 would a locking block from a gen 3 or 4 fit the gen 2 ?

[gghbi]

Gave that some thought,but 1 dont want to mess with my straight shooter glocks and 2 would a locking block from a gen 3 or 4 fit the gen 2 ?

Gen 3 should fit a Gen 2, but not sure about Gen 4.

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

Swapped out the locking block,That was the problem,G 19 gen 2 now shoots dead center just a little low,will be ordering a new block from Glock or maybe a new recommended one with better tolerances.Now onto the Glock 19 X !

[27hand]

Swapped out the locking block,That was the problem,G 19 gen 2 now shoots dead center just a little low,will be ordering a new block from Glock or maybe a new recommended one with better tolerances.Now onto the Glock 19 X !

Good news.
This was a great post, probably for a lot of people.

[Noah_Zark]

Swapped out the locking block,That was the problem,G 19 gen 2 now shoots dead center just a little low,will be ordering a new block from Glock or maybe a new recommended one with better tolerances.Now onto the Glock 19 X !

Do the other half of the experiment and install the suspect locking block in another of your G19s and see if it switches point of impact.

Noah

[27hand]

Do the other half of the experiment and install the suspect locking block in another of your G19s and see if it switches point of impact.

Noah

Great idea. That would be interesting.

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

I failed to mention that ! I did swap into a good Glock 19 3rd gen and same issue,that is why I have ordrered a new locking block.i dont have micrometers or calipers or even a surface block to diagnose respectively the difference between the good and bad block !

[Pointman73]

Before you start swapping parts out, which really seems odd and I've never heard of a locking block causing this issue, how about digging your trigger finger in a bit more. Many right handed shooters shoot Glocks slightly to the left and this is generally because of the old school methodology of teaching shooters to use the meaty part of your trigger finger. After years of teaching and shooting, I found that many shooters need to use the knuckle instead, like how wheelgun shooters do. Everyone has different size paws and meat hooks, so trying a different part of the trigger finger makes sense.

For double stack guns, I use the meaty part of my trigger finger, but for single stack guns, I have to use the knuckle to get the trigger straight back without pushing the gun to the left.