Jim_H

I did blow the side off the grip, bottom of the mag blew out and extractor went who knows where. It was reloaded range pickup, I had been practicing A LOT, and I know my QC was slacking. I was not case gauging at all. (really where I QC things) TOTALLY my fault. This happened last march before Dragon. I still have the grip and the case on a shelf over my reloader as a QC reminder.

I agree with you. The circumstances where it happens are questionable. I suggest in these instances it was not the gun. It was in the gun handling. It cannot go off without the trigger being pressed.

Good morning, I would like to chime in a little on this. If a gun is in its factory condition there is absolutely no way it can go off by itself. The mechanics of the gun wont allow it. There are plenty of vids on how the the striker interacts with the fcu and the built in safety's. IF the gun has been modified with after market triggers, ect ( I have done it all to the ones I have) it will change the function of the safeties. I have well over 50K through the ones i have and it has never happened. Just my 2 cents- although it is probably only worth a penny now. Jim