Brand new pistol. Slide hitting ejector during assembly. I have to consciously put pressure on the slide so it doesn't hit the ejector flush every time. It's almost like the Ejector is a few fractions of an inch off. I have not shot the pistol yet but function checks are normal. Any advice or suggestions would be great. Has this happened to anyone else?

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Brand new pistol.  Slide hitting ejector during assembly.  I have to consciously put pressure on the slide so it doesn't hit the ejector flush every time. It's almost like the Ejector is a few fractions of an inch off.   I have not shot the pistol yet but function checks are normal. Any advice or suggestions would be great.  Has this happened to anyone else?

Paul F. · Answer

I've never had this issue,  but mist guns glocks included usually have a break in period, my HK VP9 the slide wouldn't lock back on an empty mag, until id put about 250 rounds through it, after 250 it works fine now.

I'd put a couple hundred through your pistol and see if dont correct its self, if it doesn't Glock has excellent customer service and should take care of you with no issues.
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