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The reason there are so many Ruger upgrades is because they're necessary.
Sounds like he may already have a glock though...This topic has me kinda freaked, because I just began reloading for mine.. I guess the most important thing to take away from it though is that the cases have less of a lifespan than they would in another model/brand pistol...That and maybe load using lower charges
I have personally shot thousands and thousands and thousands of reloads through Glocks through the original barrel and have reloaded even more than that. I have shot Lead, Moly, and CMJ/FMJ. 9mm, .40 and .45. Currently I reload 125gr Moly Coated Bear Creek Truncated Cone bullets and I order them by the thousands. I have had no problem shooting reloads through a Glock OEM barrel, obviously. If you are concerned, you can buy a new barrel from Wolf or someone else and can probably get a few bucks out of your old barrel. Last time I looked Wolf barrels ran right around $100 dollars.As far as a KB goes you can search any pistol and find KB's. There is a lot of "noise" on the issue and a lot of "I read", "heard" or "a friend told me" stuff, know-it-alls that really don't have any first hand experience. My opinion is that KB's happen from double charges or squibs or setting the bullet back too deap which, of course, is a preassure problem. If you are new or newer to reloading you need to know what those are and what to look/feel for, more than anything. Don't worry about your Glock it will be just fine as long as you know what you are doing.In the name of full disclosure I should say that I no longer shoot the Glocks, my wife does, I am her full-time reloader for her G34 and she is a full time shooter. I personally hate the mushy trigger even with a vanek installed. If you think that a box Glock has a bad trigger you should try an XD, you might as well squeeze a rotten apple. A 1911 is the only way to go, my friend.