Dash Riprock
03-10-2008, 07:44 PM
Just received this in email. So if you have a Glock 21 inspect it right away.
Mesa PD came across a failure to fire issue with a Glock 21. The initial inspection revealed nothing. A call was made to Glock who said, "oh you have the bad trigger bars." Apparently Glock 21's manufactured with serial #'s EFG might have received a short trigger bar assembly. The bad trigger bar assemblies have the numbers 4256 stamped on them. The new, correct trigger bar should have the stamping #'s of 4256 -1. FYI... of the guns pulled by Mesa PD, 3 more were found to be bad. Mesa PD is/has pulled all of their Glock 21's off of the road.
Glock was asked to overnight ship the new trigger bars; however, they said they wouldn't be shipped until Monday 3-3-08. Please call Glock to order the new trigger bars. I am a current Glock Armorer and I was not notified; therefore, I doubt if anyone knows about the problem. Apparently Mesa called Phoenix PD and they have seen some of the same problems, but they were not notified by Glock either.
Mesa PD came across a failure to fire issue with a Glock 21. The initial inspection revealed nothing. A call was made to Glock who said, "oh you have the bad trigger bars." Apparently Glock 21's manufactured with serial #'s EFG might have received a short trigger bar assembly. The bad trigger bar assemblies have the numbers 4256 stamped on them. The new, correct trigger bar should have the stamping #'s of 4256 -1. FYI... of the guns pulled by Mesa PD, 3 more were found to be bad. Mesa PD is/has pulled all of their Glock 21's off of the road.
Glock was asked to overnight ship the new trigger bars; however, they said they wouldn't be shipped until Monday 3-3-08. Please call Glock to order the new trigger bars. I am a current Glock Armorer and I was not notified; therefore, I doubt if anyone knows about the problem. Apparently Mesa called Phoenix PD and they have seen some of the same problems, but they were not notified by Glock either.