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| quote: Originally posted by Nitronize: I am currently using a P229 which I love but
Or would a G33 in .357 Sig be better?
When we were issued the 22 a bunch of us had to 27. No issues. When we switched to the 31 all we did was buy 33 barrels and made our 27s 357sigs. I'd get the 33 so you can dabble in 357 and have 357 on the slide. You can always get a .40 barrel later to use your .40 ammo. David: everytime I see your name, I think my LT should know this. lol. The main thing with gen5 with the ambi mag release and that the locking lug setup has been changed on the 17 model. It's the 19 locking setup so you can use the 17 barrel in the 19 unlike previous gens. No humps on the grip.
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| Posts: 8195 | Location: Cleveland, OH | Registered: August 09, 2007 |
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| It'd take a 27 over a 33. I'd probably get a 26 over a 33. I don't see any real advantage with 357SIG over 9mm +P. At least .40 starts bigger and ends bigger also. I'd also be looking at the M&Ps. An M&P subcompact in .40 may be just what you're looking for. quote: Originally posted by Nitronize: I am currently using a P229 which I love but really need something a lot lighter for on the trail. I am thinking a G27 might work well enough even with the loss of muzzle energy going from 3.9" down to 3.43".
Anyone have any experience with this combo? All in .40 S&W of course...
Or would a G33 in .357 Sig be better?
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| Brought home a G19 gen5 FS today. A bit rare here in California. Trigger break seems a bit softer than my Gen 3 and 4. Hopefully take it out shooting next week. |
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| quote: A couple weeks ago, Brownell's had a sale on their replacement barrels in 9mm for the G23. The price was right, so I picked up one of those, a captured 9mm recoil spring/guide, three OD Glock 19 magazines and some "9mm" Hyve Technologies replacement base plates. Now I've got the barrel and spring system installed, and magazines that certainly won't be mistaken for those used with .40 S&W ammo. Once I can get out of quarantine, I'm really looking forward to testing out the system which (as far as cycling is concerned) seems to be "good to go"!
Yup, G23 conversions work great. Done it once before myself; while it was living as a 9, never experience any problems. However I converted it back to 40 because that G23 is one of my backups to my primary G23 EDC. Plus I already have a BUNCH of G19s. But as a 9 it operated flawlessly.
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| quote: Originally posted by parabellum: Eleven years and change, G.
Ehhhh just a fad, plastic/striker fired. Surely will come and go.
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| I had a range day with a buddy and he had a 43 and a 30 which I tried both. I was surprised at how well I did with the 30 so since I have been mulling around the idea of a 10mm for a woods gun, I am getting a 29. This will be my first Glock... |
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| Just started DROS on my G20SF yesterday, shipped straight from Glock in Georgia from a GSSF certificate. It did appear to be test fired, so I'm not sure why there is no rear sight...
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| Yes I will buy a Glock.. Just ordered a Glock 42 to give me more options (adding to Glock 19 and Glock 26) Will report back when I've run it through it's paces...
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| Been thinking about a G40... Thread almost to 500 pages, and on a SIG forum no less!
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