Yeah that's right. Today I picked up my brand new Glock 32 357sig in OD green. So far I am very pleased with it. Got to put about 150 rounds though it. It is a very fun gun to shoot. I am definitely a 357sig fan. Thanks to Tony from TJ Sporting Arms for a great sale.

 

nice glock!

357Sig is a fun round. It is a pain in the butt to reload necked pistol cases. That is the only reason I didn't try one out. 10mm fills my bill for big boom.

That's a fine looking sidearm. One of my buddies carries a .357 SIG Glock.

 

If you want .357, make sure you buy ammo that meets those specs. Most people carrying .357 sig are carrying exactly 9mm+P ammo with a necked case, even down to bullet weight and projectile product number.

Everyone knows the power of the 357 Sig is legendary no matter the bullet weight. A head shot on an elephant is decapitating!!!!!

Welcome to the grenadier brotherhood!

 

Ha. I thought only the 40S&W Glocks were Kaboomers!

Whoa Jeremy!

 

Way to go dude, Glocks Rock!

LOL That pic is awesome.

If only we spent a little more time with you J. :cry:

Congrats on the glock. I have been considering that kinda kool aid as well. I actually held one today. lol

A few months back I had been thinking of getting rid of my Glock 34 to finance yet another rifle purchase. I wanted to keep my CZ 75B Compact because it was a nicer, blued all-steel gun. The problem was that the Glock is just the easiest gun in the world to shoot well. I would have to say that it would be my handgun of choice for Ray's Zombie Apocalypse scenario. I never worry that it won't work. It is is made up of only 33 parts. Excluding the barrel, frame and slide, the most expensive replacement part on the darn thing is $20. Most are under $10. The aftermarket for Glocks is enormous.

The Glock is overbuilt to withstand severe treatment. If you are a recoil junkie (like me), the G20 is the one gun that was designed to shoot the original 10mm Norma loads (180grain @1200fps) and has been able to withstand the abuse. The Colt Delta Elite and the EAA Witness both have a history of cracked frames. Even the stout S&W 1006 has been know to have a few hiccups with heavy loads.

I would have to say that it would be my handgun of choice for Ray's Zombie Apocalypse scenario.

 

A G19 in a holster and about 10 loaded mags would be a great side arm. I guess the zombie scenario is a great way to judge a firearm.

Nice !!! Good to see you finally made it out to see Tony from TJ Sporting Arms.

 

Enjoy .........

I would have to say that it would be my handgun of choice for Ray's Zombie Apocalypse scenario.

 

A G19 in a holster and about 10 loaded mags would be a great side arm. I guess the zombie scenario is a great way to judge a firearm.

 

I hate to say it but a Gen 4 G19 may be my next purchase.

Need to shoot one.

I'm thinking of getting a glock 19 but I have several 9mm's now and I am leaning toward a .45 now The dark side is strong though and keeps calling me.

I'm thinking of getting a glock 19 but I have several 9mm's now and I am leaning toward a .45 now The dark side is strong though and keeps calling me.

 

Nothing wrong with another 9mm, and you already have ammo for it.

I hate to say it but a Gen 4 G19 may be my next purchase.

Need to shoot one.

 

Don't mean to revive an old thread, but just curious, whats "new" on a Gen 4 G19 over a previous generation?

 

G19 sure is nice... :romance-heartsthree: :angry-banghead:

The big differences are the dual-coil recoil spring, different sized backstraps, and ambidextrous mag release. They also changed the grip texture from the gen 3s and use the RTF texture found in the "3.5 gen" Glocks.

The big differences are the dual-coil recoil spring, different sized backstraps, and ambidextrous mag release. They also changed the grip texture from the gen 3s and use the RTF texture found in the "3.5 gen" Glocks.

 

I have read on Glock Talk that Some of the newer Gen 4 Glocks are being shipped with the old-style recoil springs because they had problems with the new ones. I think it is a caliber/model specific thing though. Some will come with the new dual springs and some won't.

After some more research, I'm really leaning toward a G19C + a non-ported barrel so I have an option to interchange. Aarrrghhhhh. These forums are bad for my bank acct...

After some more research, I'm really leaning toward a G19C + a non-ported barrel so I have an option to interchange. Aarrrghhhhh. These forums are bad for my bank acct...

Why do you want a slide that is cut for a compensator that has a non-ported barrel?

After some more research, I'm really leaning toward a G19C + a non-ported barrel so I have an option to interchange. Aarrrghhhhh. These forums are bad for my bank acct...

Why do you want a slide that is cut for a compensator that has a non-ported barrel?

 

What I mean is I'd get the ported version + extra non-ported barrel so that I can just swap the barrel out depending on what I feel like shooting. Much easier than getting a regular G19 & deciding I want to port the slide later on...

Alex, I'm bringing my Gen3 Glock 19 and SR9 to Bayonne tomorrow if you want to run some rounds through them.

Alex, I'm bringing my Gen3 Glock 19 and SR9 to Bayonne tomorrow if you want to run some rounds through them.

 

Hey Ray. Bullet Hole is closed until next week..!

Check it -

viewtopic.php?f=35&t=9041

The Bayonne range is in Bayonne, a different town than Bullet Hole. B.H. is in Belleville.

Thanks Mike, I'll be shooting in Bayonne if your interested sir. I know you have things to do with the misses since she's about to burst, so priorities come first.