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tracker:
As noted above the pin insertion was my initial thought about this issue. The only time I experienced a similar situation was when I didn't have the pin fully inserted correctly.

ECR:
All good responses here thus far, as usual, and, of course, welcome to the forum JMH. So far, so good here.

J, do you have the means to take photographs of the inside of the slide, the lug on the bottom of the barrel and the frame where the barrel lug rides through? If you can, please post those for me here and I will examine that area with hopeful results.

Regards,

Eric C. Rohrbaugh

Oh, and PS: You don't need no stinkin' gunsmith with us around. lol. TTYS

kevinqjhps:
It happens on ALL my guns when I fire more than 2-3 mags. Barely gets so hot it is like everything is welded, BUT with just a barrel in place I would get a BRIGHT light and a GOOD glass and look for 'the unusual.

If you only have only one gun, nothing to compare it to, send me your e-mail and i will tale a load of pice that may help. It is NOT a major problem, just a unusual one. Check and if you want pics just ask.


kevinqjhps



p.s. welcome!







 

kevinqjhps:

--- Quote from: offrdmania on September 01, 2017, 10:35:53 PM ---Take a look at where the barrel rubs against the underside of the slide when you rack it, as seen below. You can see the rub marks on the top of the barrel. A lot of times this edge on the slide gets marred up causing too much material to grind against the top of the barrel. Have you greased up this point or put some oil on it to lessen the friction?



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Great idea. ALWATS start with the simplest thing first.

JMH:
Grease to the barrel and slide around ejection area definitely helped. Thank you offrdmania. But problem remains. I made a video that might help. If you want to see it, copy and paste this link in your browser: https://youtu.be/BnkcaDy62cw

Also, took photos and one of them might shed light on problem. Photos show the grease and hopefully this will not obscure view. Also, I compressed the photos to be small enough to meet the specification of this forum. I have them in much higher resolutions.

I have no explanation for what is happening. Everything seems in order to me. Your ideas much appreciated.

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