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glock aftermarket barrels

tomcat_blackknights
i got a glock model 27 and want to put a stainless barrel on it any good ones out there a guy should look at. no real reason for it just cuz i think they look cool. ive looked at a few in cheaper than dirt. i think they were made by a company called lone wolf or somthing like that. the only thing is i think the aftermarket ones are slightly longer than the factory ones thus it would stick out the front of the slide. any companies make one to factory lengh? also i wanted to put night sights on it but not sure how to remove the old sights if even possible. any advice would be great. thanks
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  • tomcat_blackknights
    I recently purchased a Glock 31 in .357 Sig and out of the box this gun shoots great, My question is, I have a friend who has a Glock 22 with an aftermarket barrel in .357 Sig, we shot the same ammo out of both guns, his had groups off the paper, we both shot both guns, and the factory barrel shot groups in the 2 inch range. When we compared the barrels the factory barrel had a clockwise twist, the aftermarket barrel had a counterclockwise twist. We swapped barrels and when the aftermarket was in my gun it also shot poorly. My question is would direction of twist have this much affect?
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  • rufe-snow
    Lone Wolf barrels are first rate. I have two for my G 27, a .357 Sig and a 9mm. Both work fine, ( the 9mm requires that you use G 26 magazines). The additional length isn't a negative factor to me. You can buy them direct from Lone Wolf, with out going through C t D, they have a extensive net site.

    Replacement sights can be obtained from Brownells who also have a large net site and on-line catalog.

    I only replaced the front sight on my G 27, with a steel one from Brownells. As the original Glock sights are plastic their easily removable. The replacement steel sight is held on with a small threaded screw. When you buy the sight they include a small wrench used to tighten the screw. It's best to also use locktight, to insure the screw doesn't loosen do to slide vibration when firing. As the night sights can be more fragile then standard ones, you might consider having them installed by gunsmith if you don't have the proper tools and experience.
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  • cpermd
    +1 for Lone Wolf
    I have them in my suppressed model 20s.


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  • Laredo Lefty
    I bought a Wolf for my Glock 34, also works great in my 17. They are good for the lead ammo Glock says NOT to shoot in their factory barrels.
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