Never will I buy a Glock!

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Originally posted by 45_Auto:
Never will I buy a Glock!

Me either..

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Originally posted by Tack 1911:
I want another Glock. A 19 specifically. I absolutely despise the feeling of the face of the trigger, but love everything else.

It it is the grooved face of a stock G19 trigger, you can swap the trigger/trigger bar assembly with a G17 smooth faced trigger.

I've done that with all my grooved faced Glock triggers..

OK I'm in (again). Got a G34 MOS, added an RMR and away we go. Much better than my previous open Glock with an aftermarket mount.
Got a Lipsey FDE one and very happy with the color.
Got a 43 but that is less than spectacular. Took it to the range using +P ammo and its annoying to shoot. YMMV.

just picked up an unfired (albeit used) Gen 4 19. I forgot how small/fun these were to own/shoot. Now I'm on a hunt for another Gen 2 19.

I have a Glock 40 MOS on back order. The LGS is saying mid-July.

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Originally posted by LimaCharlie:
I have a Glock 40 MOS on back order. The LGS is saying mid-July.

Only a couple of weeks.

I'm tempted. The 26 and 27 models are top of my list, but the 33 is interesting too. What do the SF gurus know about 33?

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Originally posted by vthoky:
I'm tempted. The 26 and 27 models are top of my list, but the 33 is interesting too. What do the SF gurus know about 33?

Love mine..
Bought a G27 barrel for it in case the ammo dries up again.



My G26 is my truck gun..

? on your 33 which magazine floorplate is that on your 33 pictured TY,

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Originally posted by 1lowlife:

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Originally posted by vthoky:
I'm tempted. The 26 and 27 models are top of my list, but the 33 is interesting too. What do the SF gurus know about 33?

Love mine..
Bought a G27 barrel for it in case the ammo dries up again.





My G26 is my truck gun..

6 weeks ago I had one Glock 19 as my wife's car gun. Now I have 6 Glocks and my Gen4 30 is a favorite to shoot and carry. The Travis Haley triggers are very nice!

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Originally posted by cgff:
? on your 33 which magazine floorplate is that on your 33 pictured TY,

That's a GAP floorplate. A great addition to the subcompact Glocks. Makes for a more secure grip, without adding anything to the length. http://www.concealablecontrol.com/

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:

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Originally posted by cgff:
? on your 33 which magazine floorplate is that on your 33 pictured TY,

That's a GAP floorplate. A great addition to the subcompact Glocks. Makes for a more secure grip, without adding anything to the length. http://www.concealablecontrol.com/

^ No subcompact Glock is complete without one...

This was before the CCR CPII refinish of the G33.



Much better than the Pearce extensions IMHO..

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Originally posted by 1lowlife:

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Originally posted by vthoky:
I'm tempted. The 26 and 27 models are top of my list, but the 33 is interesting too. What do the SF gurus know about 33?

Love mine..
Bought a G27 barrel for it in case the ammo dries up again.

My G26 is my truck gun..

Interesting. Thank you for the pics, too.
I'm not a Glock follower, so it's probably not unusual that I never heard of a 33 before. But... why haven't I heard of it? Is it uncommon? Unusual? Unloved?

27 barrel is a drop-in? Neat.

In a "can only have one" situation... would you pick up a 26/27, or a 33?

Tell me more, please?

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Originally posted by vthoky:
I'm not a Glock follower, so it's probably not unusual that I never heard of a 33 before. But... why haven't I heard of it? Is it uncommon? Unusual? Unloved?

None of the above. It's probably just because .357 Sig isn't as popular a caliber as .40 or 9mm. The G26 (9mm), G27 (.40) and G33 (.357) are all subcompacts of the same size, just different calibers.

Glock also offers the full-sized G31 (same size as the G17 and G22) and compact G32 (same size as the G19 and G23) in .357 Sig.

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27 barrel is a drop-in? Neat.

The .357 Sig round is a .40 caliber case necked down to accept a 9mm bullet. Therefore, .357 Glocks can be converted to .40 (and vice-versa) with just a barrel swap, since the magazine, breech face, extractor, ejector, etc. are all the same between the two calibers.

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Originally posted by RogueJSK:
The .357 Sig round is a .40 caliber case necked down to accept a 9mm bullet. Therefore, .357 Glocks can be converted to .40 (and vice-versa) with just a barrel swap, since the magazine, breech face, extractor, ejector, etc. are all the same between the two calibers.

^ tru dat....

The thing about the 357sig round for me, it is a lot of fun to shoot...

http://www.ballistics101.com/357_sig.php

Some are concerned with over penetration.
But if it is good enough for the Texas DPS to carry in their P226 and/or P229, it is good enough for me..

I installed a ghost connector and zev competition trigger spring in my g19 last week. Dryfireing it I was a little disapointed as it didnt feel that different. Today at the range the upgrades won me over.

I did it.
I don't really know why other than the price was right.
I don't even like the way they point.
I will shoot it tomorrow and see what happens.
Used G21 in really nice shape with barely a smiley on the barrel.
Gen2 Nov. 1995

I'm back -
I shot it - it functioned 100% - I can shoot it well in a shooting range environment.
I don't like it - the grip angle is wrong for me - I doubt that I will keep it. To each his own.

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Somebody please kill this thread!
Every Glock I've owned I've either sold or traded.

Put a Gen3 17 on layaway yesterday, and bought a Gen4 19 this afternoon.

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Originally posted by bashman:
Somebody please kill this thread!
Every Glock I've owned I've either sold or traded.

Put a Gen3 17 on layaway yesterday, and bought a Gen4 19 this afternoon.

You just may need help.