i hear ya, but there is no limit on the warrenty, guy said it can be replaced whenever

 

Are we the only two with this problem? Have you found anyone else with 24/7 .45 issues online? I haven't found anything but good reviews, but it seems odd that we would both have exactly the same issues, and be the only ones.

 

well i got it back today. after waiting like 5 weeks, sadly nothing was done other a polish on the ramp rail. haven't fired it yet, don't expect much of a difference, i did get to put it in its holster today, fits good, much better then the 1911 i tried originally

will let ya know, im going shooting tommorrow

 

i haven't talked to many that own the .45 cal of it, everyone else is not having problems with other calibers, and all reviews i've seen are for 9mm not the 45.

 

I look forward to seeing the range results. Hopefully, if they've fixed yours, mine will be as well.

 

i used different ammo this time, ran out of military brass. it shot better, but it still jams on 10-11-12, still marks cases, and primer marks, but it fired pretty damn good, only ran about 100 through it. they fixed my trigger issue though, its alot better then it was. it fires better i guess, it doesn't jam ever below 8 so i guess its good news, im not loading to full hilt anymore though, prolly carry 8 or 9 in clip one in chamber. i still think the mag is 80 percent the issue

 

Little Bill,
Sounds like you're in the same boat with me now. Try those Winchester hollowpoints I used-- you can often even get them at Walmart. These didn't jam for me like the FMJ did. It sure would be nice if mine came back "new and improved," but we'll see.
Thanks for the update.

 

By now I would have either got my money refunded or used that piece as a trot line sinker.

 

thanks for the useless reply george, it helped greatly

 

Useless? Problems are meant to be resolved and both of my opinions would provide resolution to what, after two months, sounds like defective pieces. Even vehicle manufacturers produce lemons and polymer framed handguns have certainly experienced their share of 'product development', including Glock.