No lead unless you replace the bbl !!!!!!!!!
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I don't shoot reloads with my Glock, since I don't do reloading.
The only problems I see with reloading is making a too hot rnd that can trash any gun even a 1911.
If you use reloads, make sure the load is not too hot and the person reloading knows what he is doing.
Lead bullets can be shot with a glock, the only thing is that you have to replace the bbl with an aftermarket one designed to shoot lead.
The poligonal rifling in the glocks will collect lead fouling very easy and the fouling will jam the bullets in the bbl resulting in catastrophic failure of the gun, injury to the operator and posibly death, poligonal rifling isn't designed for lead bullets, you may get away with a few shots, but why risk damaging a perfectly good weapon and injury, if you must shoot lead, replace the bbl, Federal bbls can shoot lead and are cheap compared to the big boys out there.
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