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Originally Posted by sdmc530
Without having a gunsmithing backround except home made I would say its an Extractor issue. They can be tuned though. My first STI had some throwing issues, used a youtube video to help me out....
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This is what I'm thinking but, we will see.
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Originally Posted by TLE2
Maybe it's reminding you you could have had a V-8?
Mine tosses brass into my hair!
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People actually drink that crap? Yuk.
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Originally Posted by sstpierre
It's definitely defective all around, send it my way C aleb, I'll do you the favor and take that abusive pistol off your hands so you can concentrate on your next gun purchase! 
In all seriousness, I have nothing to offer other than the extractor may need a bit of tuning as  said... I have also heard of these things working themselves out at times too...
Hope you get it sorted!
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How did I know someone would offer to take it off my hands? Hmmmmmm
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Originally Posted by Sheepdog
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Thanks
, rookie mistake....did not look at the stickies.
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Originally Posted by edgehill
I'm a little disappointed that not a single person has recommended you leave it so it knocks a little sense into you. 
My Px4 would do this on occasion when I first got it but it cleared up after a few hundred rounds. |
Like that would work! If I had sense, I would of worn a hat!
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Originally Posted by DaFadda
 .... the first rule of new gun syndrome..... 1. Do NOTHING to the gun until youve gotten several hundred rounds through it. Some things do work out as the gun gets fired. Old timer told me once... "its awful hard to ADD metal"... goes for extractors, slides, frames... whatever.....
Fire the gun for a bit. wear a hat and glasses. See if it works itself out.
Just my 2 cents.
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I will follow this advice first and see what happens. Then I will move on to tuning, thanks.