I'm sorry, I never saw this question. I'll answer now. I never succeeded in getting it to the point of being utterly reliable. Best I could do was like 99 out of 100, but always at least 1 failure to feed. You need 1. Compensator (I used the one from .460 Rowland, but you can get them elsewhere) 2. Barrel from .460 Rowland (but you can get them elsewhere) 2. Extra strong recoril springs (experiment with them) 3. Extra strong magazine springs (again, experiment) Besides all of that, I found that the most reliable magazines were Glock's own "single stacked" 10 rounders - the bullets are staggered just slightly. Besides all of that, there is a weight that .460 Rowland sells that is fitted to the rear of the Glock slide. I'm not sure utter reliability is possible since the basic gun is asked to do something it was never designed to do. However, the .460 Rowland is still my absolute most favorite round to shoot - it's a perfect mixture of raw power but with a lovely, semi-forceful recoil (as you can see when my son shoots it).
That hair keeps getting in her eyes.
Get a hair tie. ☆
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What all do you have to Change so you won’t have failure to feed issues? The Glock barrel and spring right? Is that all?
I'm sorry, I never saw this question. I'll answer now.
I never succeeded in getting it to the point of being utterly reliable. Best I could do was like 99 out of 100, but always at least 1 failure to feed. You need
1. Compensator (I used the one from .460 Rowland, but you can get them elsewhere)
2. Barrel from .460 Rowland (but you can get them elsewhere)
2. Extra strong recoril springs (experiment with them)
3. Extra strong magazine springs (again, experiment)
Besides all of that, I found that the most reliable magazines were Glock's own "single stacked" 10 rounders - the bullets are staggered just slightly.
Besides all of that, there is a weight that .460 Rowland sells that is fitted to the rear of the Glock slide.
I'm not sure utter reliability is possible since the basic gun is asked to do something it was never designed to do. However, the .460 Rowland is still my absolute most favorite round to shoot - it's a perfect mixture of raw power but with a lovely, semi-forceful recoil (as you can see when my son shoots it).
Now make sure you replace the spring in your magazine as well