lawdog89
Active Member
After several issues with frame rail breakage with the Glock .40 we're switching back to the 9mm. Maybe it's a Glock issue. Any thoughts?
My Glock 22 is about 14 years old.Not a terrible idea considering how good the performance of certain 9mm rounds are.
I wouldn't have a worry in the world carrying HST's or Gold Dots in 9mm. In fact I carry both rounds.
How old are the Glocks? Some folks think that duty guns should live forever and run them till the die.
Hard to say.....around here 10 years is considered "temporary".is there a timeline for the switch?
My Glock 22 is about 14 years okd.
Doesn't seem like a .40 issue...seems like they are just done.
I wonder what life expectancy Glock gives their service firearms?
Not a terrible idea considering how good the performance of certain 9mm rounds are.
I wouldn't have a worry in the world carrying HST's or Gold Dots in 9mm. In fact I carry both rounds.
How old are the Glocks? Some folks think that duty guns should live forever and run them till the die.
Mine is the Gen2 glock17, at least 20 years old. I shot more than 10k rounds, never have a hip cup and still run like a champ
10mm is only one more mm.
go big or go home
j/k
I think PG is considering a return to 9mm.