Glock Info

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November 06, 2003 13:30

I am a big Glock fan and plan to buy a couple more. I want to ask ya'll what is the best and most economical way to have the fewest pistols and fire the most different calibers. In other words what is the best combination of both pistols/barrels for converting to other calibers and having the most.

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  punchie

  November 06, 2003 13:46

  One chambered in 357 Sig and buy 40 Cal bbl. (the inside is slightly beefed up on the 32,33,34 in the rail area) Also one of the 45 and then a 400 CorBon bbl. When you start changing to other calibers you are going to run into a problem with how the extractor and breech face are going to work.
  
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  bambihunter

  November 06, 2003 15:14

  Glock 20... From the factory it can fire the 10mm, and aftermarket barrels can be bought for a little over $100 that will allow it to shoot the .40 S&W and the .357 SIG. I have heard (but not seen) of a conversion for the .400 corbon too.
  Also, the Glock 20 and 21 have the strongest Glock frames (from what I understand the 20 is stronger, but I can't see that they are different).

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