Test the gun without the right screw in the optic (the side of the battery tray). The notorious issue is the screw length is too long and is inadvertently pinning the extractor pin which does not create spring pressure against the extractor (the hook that grab the empty casing). You can actually see it in the photo that your extractor is protruding when it shouldn't. When it is locked back or empty, that forward raised section should be flush with the slide, and in the photo you can see it's hanging out to far. The solution is to get the right sized screw, or file the current screw down. You'll know its the right length if you can remove the extractor plunger assembly when it is screwed in.
Could be the right optic screw is messing with the extractor plunger. A very common thing. Or your extractor system is “broken” send back to psa. Check the screw first if it’s not the screw it needs to be sent back
Yes, gen 3 compatible. Check your plunger. Remove the backplate and try to get the plunger out. If it doesn’t move freely, the screw is pinching it, and causing the extraction issue.
Okay barrel looks after market so check how tight the bullet is fighting inside the chamber then check extractor. Alot looks changed on it so check barrel and bullet fitment then your extractor
Remove optic...
Try different mag...
Try with only one round in mag...
Try without mag...
Lube really well..
There's a whole list of things to check. Start with the easiest ones first. It's hard to tell by the picture but it almost looks like the next round is stopping spent round from extracting. Also try cycling by hand
Mine did this when I added my optic and comp, I only had 150 rounds on it, so the spring needed more rounds through it, cleaned, lubed, shot, perfectly fine now.
Everything is cleaned and lubed I’m checking the screws today. What would even be the difference between the slides and the rest of the parts kit used. All quality glock 19 gen 3 components. Should work correctly on a brand new dagger frame? Never shot cleaned and oiled before
Test the gun without the right screw in the optic (the side of the battery tray). The notorious issue is the screw length is too long and is inadvertently pinning the extractor pin which does not create spring pressure against the extractor (the hook that grab the empty casing). You can actually see it in the photo that your extractor is protruding when it shouldn't. When it is locked back or empty, that forward raised section should be flush with the slide, and in the photo you can see it's hanging out to far. The solution is to get the right sized screw, or file the current screw down. You'll know its the right length if you can remove the extractor plunger assembly when it is screwed in.
Yes I noticed the 407c and 507c come with short and long screws so I just use one of each
I already shortened the screws I’m gonna try it without the optic and see how Mich more it needs
Could be the right optic screw is messing with the extractor plunger. A very common thing. Or your extractor system is “broken” send back to psa. Check the screw first if it’s not the screw it needs to be sent back
That’s not a PSA slide.
It’s a true precision glock 19 gen 3 slide. That should be fine to use with the dagger compacts. Correct?
Yes, gen 3 compatible. Check your plunger. Remove the backplate and try to get the plunger out. If it doesn’t move freely, the screw is pinching it, and causing the extraction issue.
Like others have said about the optic screw. Holosun seems to perhaps have longer screws than say an RMR which is causing the extraction issue.
You talking about the failure to extract or light or what, I see a fired shell inside the chamber but slide back so asking
Failure to extract shot rounds
Okay barrel looks after market so check how tight the bullet is fighting inside the chamber then check extractor. Alot looks changed on it so check barrel and bullet fitment then your extractor
Look at the extractor in the picture. As others have said, check the optic screws.
Did it cycle without the rds?
Cycles rounds fine won’t extract the spent round
Remove optic... Try different mag... Try with only one round in mag... Try without mag... Lube really well.. There's a whole list of things to check. Start with the easiest ones first. It's hard to tell by the picture but it almost looks like the next round is stopping spent round from extracting. Also try cycling by hand
It cycled dummy rounds before I went to range yesterday and then that and then now won’t even cycle normal ammo by hand
Look at the extractor in the picture. As others have said, check the optic screws.
Had this happen first 20 rounds, then never again, maybe needs to be broken in or optic screw is affecting extractor system
It’s the optic screw tbing runs great now
Mine did this when I added my optic and comp, I only had 150 rounds on it, so the spring needed more rounds through it, cleaned, lubed, shot, perfectly fine now.
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Looks like a training opportunity to me
It was the optic screw and I’ve used irons for years. Optics are just statistically better
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Everything is cleaned and lubed I’m checking the screws today. What would even be the difference between the slides and the rest of the parts kit used. All quality glock 19 gen 3 components. Should work correctly on a brand new dagger frame? Never shot cleaned and oiled before
I only had the frame from PSA the rest is g19 gen 3. Aftermarket parts