I have the Lonewolf 9mm barrel(and plan on breaking it in this weekend) but I'd like to grab the 357sig as well so I can have a "few guns" in one...but the reviews seem all over the place on it. Has anyone here used one? Just wondering how they are and if anyone has had any issues.
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Lonewolf 357sig conversion barrel for Glock
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My brother has one and it works fine for him even though he has ocd and polished the barrel before shooting with it. The 9mm will be good
I used mines this passed weekend for idpa on my g23 and it was awesome
I used mines this passed weekend for idpa on my g23 and it was awesome
i used my 40 mags with no problem
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40 mags will work for 9mm and .357sig. I woul rec. 9mm mags for the 9 conv. for better feeding however. Use at least 124 gr for 9mm rds for proper cycling. I found the .357 sig conv brl to be the most problematic and eventually returned. This was the case in my 10mm to 357sig also
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Get a factory Glock .357 barrel. No need for a conversion for .40 to .357
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How's the market for 357sig? I could hardly ever find ammo locally. Doesn't seem to be a popular round although the ballistics look good on paper. I fell into the trap of getting every conversion available for each model. 357sig never panned out for me.
.357 Sig is out there. Shop around, I have found around $.28-$.30 a round online plus shipping to my local dealer. Walmart had some for $27 per 50 last I checked.
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When I still had the G27, I was running a factory 357 barrel in it. No issues, no surprises.
