Stoots
Buckeye
My Glock 21.
Snow, rocks, steel, plastic...
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Single-Sixer
I never thought I would own a Glock until I started reading about them from what other people posted..I was always a steel, wood, leather guy..Last year a bought a Glock 17 with green frame...I call it a Glockamole'....3.5 lb trigger and a mag. well plug etc....It's a hoot to shoot and for defence don't need to think about reloading...I may even get a Glock 30 someday..maybe
Yosemite Sam
Hunter
Stoots, nice gun. There are 2 or 3 "gen2" G21s (no finger grooves) at the local shop right now. I had a 21C for a few years, sold it a couple ago.
-- Sam
That's fantastic! I love it.skip":3aja5val said:
I can highly recommend it.
-- Sam
NC-P95
Bearcat
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That was what I had my heart set on, until I held the G27... NOW, that's not saying anything bad about the G30... It was just that I'm looking for a carry gun, and I'm a smaller framed guy... The G27 gave me the smallest frame, with the biggest caliber.... I'll probably still pick up a G30SF at some point in the near future.... :wink:
Tactical Tupperware haha. I always pick on my buddy about his. They are a great gun though, I will probably have one someday, in .45 cal just like you, or a Kimber 1911 if I ever have enough $$. How is that Glock for concealed carry?
oregon73
Blackhawk
Nice Glock and very nice picture, Jason!
Rob
Rob
It sucks being short and fairly skinny (I do have some some extra insulation but thats only to keep warm in the winter 
). My GP100 is a little big for concealment but thats not its purpose either. A Glock would definitely match my SOG knives perfectly.
). My GP100 is a little big for concealment but thats not its purpose either. A Glock would definitely match my SOG knives perfectly.
Dueeast
Bearcat
I had two Glocks, a 23 and a 27. Got rid of them because they were a little too big for my hand. Ultra reliable guns and easy to clean.
Cocked and Locked
Bearcat
Nice Glock On The Rocks! I've had several, but have it narrowed down to two...at least for now.
Well, despite my moniker here, I recently traded into a Springfield XD-9, my first tupperware gun. I'm gonna put a Sig light/laser combo on it and it's gonna be the house gun. It shoots good and I got 5 hi-cap mags with it.
MtnJack
Bearcat
Doug is that an LBT bullet? nice profile how does it feed and group? I noticed the after market barrel, did you do that to shoot lead, have you tried them in the stock barrel? Do you get much leading? sorry for all the?s but i am starting to cast my own. Glock 19 one of the first in country, and an old model SBH. Thank you for any help. Mtn Jack
I_Like_Pie
Blackhawk
There are several people here in my area who pig hunt with their 20. in thick brush in SE Tennessee I can't say that it is a bad choice....perfect actually.
They can put a huge amount of heat out for their size. full house 180 grainer are practically magnum territory.
They can put a huge amount of heat out for their size. full house 180 grainer are practically magnum territory.
Mtn Jack:
Yes, its an LBT bullet as cast by Beartooth Bullets in Idaho... their 265 WFNGC bullet.
I have only fired lead in the aftermarket Lone Wolf barrel. They feed fine. They are loaded for 45 Super, in "45 Super" marked Starline brass. The barrel was purchased especially for loading 45 Super, with the 4 ports at the end as you see in the pics. Also set up with a 22# recoil guide rod spring and a stainless steel guide rod.
I tried the 250-255 grain RNFP bullets but they required even deeper seating than the 265's. Go figure. Anyway, they are as accurate as I am out to 25' and cut a perfect 45 caliber hole in the target, just like I was shooting wadcutters from a revolver.
Yes, its an LBT bullet as cast by Beartooth Bullets in Idaho... their 265 WFNGC bullet.
I have only fired lead in the aftermarket Lone Wolf barrel. They feed fine. They are loaded for 45 Super, in "45 Super" marked Starline brass. The barrel was purchased especially for loading 45 Super, with the 4 ports at the end as you see in the pics. Also set up with a 22# recoil guide rod spring and a stainless steel guide rod.
I tried the 250-255 grain RNFP bullets but they required even deeper seating than the 265's. Go figure. Anyway, they are as accurate as I am out to 25' and cut a perfect 45 caliber hole in the target, just like I was shooting wadcutters from a revolver.
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Single-Sixer
Stoots: Looks good. Thinking of getting a 21 myself.
