Glock 17 and lead

[nogods]

I was at the range today and a fellow member was showing me his new Glock 17.

I was thinking of getting one along with a 22 conversion kit. He told me he had to purchase a third-party barrel because lead bullets should not be used with the glock standard barrel.

Is that true? Would I need to shell out another $100 or so for a third-party barrel?

[Glock Fan]

I was at the range today and a fellow member was showing me his new Glock 17.

I was thinking of getting one along with a 22 conversion kit. He told me he had to purchase a third-party barrel because lead bullets should not be used with the glock standard barrel.

Is that true? Would I need to shell out another $100 or so for a third-party barrel?

The rifiling of the Glock barrel isn't designed for shooting lead bullets. Failure to comply with the manufacturer's directions can result in serious injury or death. I personally witnessed a Glock 20 blow up due to excessive lead fouling in the barrel.

Personally, I would recommend using the type of ammo recommended by the manufacturer and follow the information provided in the owner's manual.



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[theicemanmpls]

read your Glock Manual.

Check out this link:
http://www.thegunzone.com/glock/glock-kb-faq.html

Get the Glock 17C, it rocks.

[nogods]

The rifiling of the Glock barrel isn't designed for shooting lead bullets. Failure to comply with the manufacturer's directions can result in serious injury or death. I personally witnessed a Glock 20 blow up due to excessive lead fouling in the barrel.

Personally, I would recommend using the type of ammo recommended by the manufacturer and follow the information provided in the owner's manual.



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can only use lead wadcutters at the indoor range at the club