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Are you guys with G20/29s upgrading any internals to run the hotter loads?
I keep the barrels stock on my 6 Glocks, but I do change out the spring/guide rod with a SS replacement spring/guide rod.I am obviously a Glock fan and I own a G23 and two G27's in Gen 1's, so I'm no recent convert.I have seen only 2 mechanical failures with Glocks since they were first introduced, both were with the spring/guide rod assemblies. Several reputable after market companies now produce most any 'upgraded' parts for Glocks. I have found that 'I love My Glock' makes some very impressive aftermarket parts, to include these assemblies. All of my Glocks now wear their SS spring/guide rod assembly with the exception of my two G43's. They don't make one for this newer model, as yet, and from their staff's comments to me, they likely will not as they said they couldn't improve at that particular assembly....... .Being SS, they are a bit heavier which helps with felt recoil, albeit, minimally so. They are bulletproof in their manufacture and even though I doubt that I would ever experience a problem with the stock Glock assembly, a bit more confidence is never a bad thing.BTW - all my Glocks also wear the 3.5 lb 'Ghost' triggers, as well. Reduced take-up, lighter pull weight (actually more in the 4-4.5lb range) and reduced to non-existent over-travel. I'm no young man and the 'old dog, new tricks........' saying certainly applies to me. But if something can be improved upon, I'm all about that.Just some info that some might find helpful......And so I have 1/2 a chance of not catchin' somebodies wrath.......44Mag loaded with handloaded, 300gr. Beartooth, very hard cast bullets....... .
Quote from: huntnphool on August 15, 2015, 11:42:44 PM 5.7x28mmInteresting choice.would like to shoot one someday!
5.7x28mm
.44 rem mag
I use to carry my stainless Ruger GP100 - 357 magnum with the six inch barrel, but after a few stories of encounters with Meth Addicts up around the Darrington area I bought a Glock 20 - 10mm with the 15 round magazines. It seams there are more encounters with these type of parisites then with wild animals. With Meth Freaks the higher round magazines might come in handy when they are armed themselves. I personally know five people who encountered these low life drug addicts out in the woods. Larger caliber handguns and larger capicity magazines are top of my list as a carry defensive tool. When in town I carry a Smith & Wesson 642 Airweight 38 + P loaded with Hornady Critical Defense.Seattle travel I carry my stainless 80 series Colt Combat Commander 45acp. 1911.
Rock Island Armory 1911 A-1 10mm