I was shooting buffalo bore 180 gr. ammo through my G20SF and most of the brass looked like this:
Is it okay to continue shooting this type of ammo if I don't reload the brass?
Who makes a reliable and accurate aftermarket barrel?
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I was shooting buffalo bore 180 gr. ammo through my G20SF and most of the brass looked like this:
Is it okay to continue shooting this type of ammo if I don't reload the brass?
Who makes a reliable and accurate aftermarket barrel?
Last edited by QuickStrike; 04-14-11 at 17:45.
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Lone Wolf Distributors claims their barrels feature "maximum chamber support" and "improved feed ramp design." Dont know how much more casing head support their barrels have and I've never even touched one, just looks like it's worth checking out.
Glock OEM on right, LWD left.
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I have been mainly shooting 10mm glocks for the last few years. All my "heavy" ammo does this...never had a problem as a result, unless you count "not having as much brass afterwards" as a problem. Which I guess I do, but anyway...
While many of my friends tell me to get a barrel with a supported chamber, I keep the factory one for the following reason: I can always run lighter loads for practice, which I generally do anyway, although not TOO light...still as hot as a hot .40. But my heavy weight ammo is mainly for emergency use, at which point I want the factory Glock barrel with its shallow, brass-killing feedramp, because I want those ****ers to feed!
Full disclosure: I'm the editor of Calibre Magazine, which is Canada's gun magazine. In the past I've done consulting work for different manufacturers and OEM suppliers, but not currently. M4C's disclosure policy doesn't seem to cover me but we do have advertisers, although I don't handle that side of things and in general I do not know who is paying us at any given time.
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Originally Posted by misanthropist
That's what I've been hoping to hear. I don't really feel like compromising reliability with an aftermarket barrel (maybe one in .40 later). I did however changed over to a 20 lbs. recoil spring.
Last edited by QuickStrike; 04-15-11 at 06:37.
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Not a problem as long as you don't reload it.
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how common are 10mm kabooms? This just with real heavy loads?
Has anyone seen these marks on 9mm glock brass?
probably not an issue considering that glock 40 cals do that even with practice ammo.
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