My gun guru friend said that a simple upgrade to a stronger recoil spring would solve any feed options. 
That would prove to be to simple and cheap for the bureaucracy. 
My prediction if this holds true: OSA and the local market in general will be flooded with G22 and G23s.
That would prove to be to simple and cheap for the bureaucracy. My prediction if this holds true: OSA and the local market in general will be flooded with G22 and G23s.
Just to grease the wheels a little more, I just got off the phone with GC and while he and a couple of OKCPD officers were finishing up the paperwork on a felony stop he asked them about the Glock/Springfield situation.
They told him that OKCPD was staying with Glock and offering officers a choice of the 19, the 21 or the 21SF in exchange for the 22s out there.
They told him that OKCPD was staying with Glock and offering officers a choice of the 19, the 21 or the 21SF in exchange for the 22s out there.
My gun guru friend said that a simple upgrade to a stronger recoil spring would solve any feed options.
My prediction if this holds true: OSA and the local market in general will be flooded with G22 and G23s.
Well there is nothing simple about solving the feed problem. The stronger recoil spring did not work, a one of a kind straight from Austria with a double recoil system did not work, upgrade mags did not work, It could not be fixed by Glock so they were taken off the list.
The guns already in service was allowed the officers choice of a 17, 21 or 21SF. The class in school now was issued 17s.
What is happening with the guns themselves? Will the OCPD be having a sale to FFL's?
I would be interested in mags. That is my duty gun and will be. My department don't issue guns and I can not readily afford the price of a new gun.
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