Glock 21? 45 ACP

Originally Posted by Jesse

After I left Glock armoror's school, I was convinced of two things: the Glock 20, 21, 29, and 30 were the most powerful packages offered by Glock, (and an incredible bargain), and I would NEVER shoot lead through a Glock barrel. The twist may be different on the 21 and 30, but the barrels are the same... and WILL KB if you use lead.



Jesse

You didn't include the 32 in your list of powerful...*sniff* *sniff*

I don't think the .357 Sig was around back when Jesse went to Glock Armorer's School :guitar: :gangster:

Well he could ammend his post and meke ole Lenny feel better

or he might not so you don't too :insane: J/K I don't think Jesse comes by on Sundays :guitar: :gangster:

[No$4Guns]

The reason lead is not recomended for Glocks is because it tends to stick on the rifling. I have shot small amounts(50 rounds) through my Glock 17 with no problems but it does take some work to get the barrel clean afterwards. THe lead leaves string-like deposits on the sides of the ridges.

[denfoote]

Originally Posted by Cyclops

denfoote - I've been debating between the 30 & 36. Why did you go w/ the 36? was is strictly it's size that one you over?

Sorry I didn't get back sooner!!

Yes, size, or more concisely, ergonomics, was the deciding factor!!

I have smallish hands. Most full size guns are to big for me!! For example, there is not a modern CZ pistol made that I can reach the trigger!! In the spirit of full discloser, I do have a G30 and a G29. They are built on the same frame. However, my prefered pistol to carry is either the G36 or the G26. The 30 and 29 feel "fat" when I grip them. Again, subjective ergonomics!!