Congratulations and welcome to the Dark Side.
Forever gone from the light you are.
Looking forward to the range report. Resistance will be futile......... after you've shot it. (I know mixed sci-fi quotations)
How do you type an evil and sinister laugh? ;D
BTW, sweet Glock!!!
Sorry FQ13, the .45 is different, it has conventional rifling, not the polygonal style, my M21 has digested at least 8k of 185 swc lead bullets. No problem reloading the spent brass either, my .45 acp's run from smith revolvers, 1911's with factory and match barrels, and my glock, but they all get fed the same diet. Lead, with a few JHP thrown in for good measure. Unless it is a bullseye match, they all get fed mixed brass too. For a real tournament like a regional or state championship, I will use all same lot, brass.Thanks M25
I know the manual says NO RELOADS, if the loads are safe for anything else, they are safe for a glock, now as far as lead, I do load it for my other glocks, but clean much more often, it builds up pretty fast in the polygonal rifling. Especially .40 However I don't load lead for the 10mm, as only gets hunting ( powerful ) loads.
(http://profantasybaseball.com/uploaded_images/crazy_man_straight_jacket_hg_blk-731234.gif)Phil
There was some concern of how my M+P would react: :-\
(http://i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm182/twyacht/Glock005.jpg)
They hit it right off, and are getting along very nicely. :-*
Phil
Uh....is this avant guard theatre or is there a point to this post? Just askin'.
FQ13
I'm pretty sure he said the distant frying pan target was 80 yds. Wished I could do that.
Congrats TW. I carry my G21 SF .45 ACP religiously. Just sold my Smith and Wesson M&P 9c to get either a Glock 30 or a Glock 35. This will be my seventh Glock I will have purchased. Owned a couple of Glock 17's, on my second G22, though I now have the RFT, G24 .40 Smith and Wesson (Over six inch barrel), and my Glock 21 SF.
I have owned 3 Smith and Wesson's (6906 and MP9), a Beretta, a Taurus, EAA, Ruger, Jiminez (Avoid at all cost), Skyy (Same as the Jiminez), Sig Sauer. I always find myself coming back to a Glock. They are just that dependable and accurate to me. ;D
Congratulations. I love my M&P as well but I still have my Glock 20 and I loove it as well. The M&P is a little more refined but the Glock functions flawlessly. I hope you enjoy. Find a Glock 20 upper and mags and you can enjoy the wonderful 10mm as well.Aren't some of the other innards different? Like the ejector.
Sorry FQ13, the .45 is different, it has conventional rifling, not the polygonal style, my M21 has digested at least 8k of 185 swc lead bullets. No problem reloading the spent brass either, my .45 acp's run from smith revolvers, 1911's with factory and match barrels, and my glock, but they all get fed the same diet. Lead, with a few JHP thrown in for good measure. Unless it is a bullseye match, they all get fed mixed brass too. For a real tournament like a regional or state championship, I will use all same lot, brass.
I know the manual says NO RELOADS, if the loads are safe for anything else, they are safe for a glock, now as far as lead, I do load it for my other glocks, but clean much more often, it builds up pretty fast in the polygonal rifling. Especially .40 However I don't load lead for the 10mm, as only gets hunting ( powerful ) loads.
Aren't some of the other innards different? Like the ejector.No you have to change the whole upper. You can take a Glock 20 slide and barrel and install it on a Glock 21 and vice versa. I tried it with my friend Glock 21. You can occasionally find slide and barrel assemblies on gun broker. I have been looking for a 21 upper and mags for my 20. The ejector is the same part for either one. If you do get a 10mm upper for your 21 I recommend changing the recoil spring/guide rod assembly. The 20 and 21 use the same spring but it is not strong enough for hot 10mm loads. I switched to the Wolf 22 lb and stainless guide rod. I have a stock spring to use if I want to shoot light loads. The 22 lb spring really helped in brass recovery. It used to send brass 20-30 feet. Now 8-10 feet with my hottest loads. Have fun.
I thought this is why the left the hole in there.And it should stay there, as it is a felony here in the US. It's also just kind of silly anywhere. A man who would own that would order a chocolate Martini in public. (and I love love Glocks)
(http://www.vbrpc.org/steyr2.jpg)
For a shoulder stock.
Sorry this was the 1st pict I came across, a Steyr M series and not its cousin.
I think the stock came from IGB in Austria
And it should stay there, as it is a felony here in the US. It's also just kind of silly anywhere. A man who would own that would order a chocolate Martini in public. (and I love love Glocks)
FQ13
The VP70 is capable of shooting 3 shot bursts with the stock attached. It's the only pistol that can do that.
Now if I could just remember where I put my glasses 25 MINUTES ago.....