Posted: 9/5/2010 8:23:37 AM EDT
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Does Glock produce these or would I have to fo after market? |
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You can always buy a Glock barrel and have it cut and threaded. If you're going to suppress a Glock 19, you can buy a Glock 17 barrel. If it's for a 17, than get a 34 barrel..etc. You cannot run a G17 barrel in the G19 the compact and subcompact are different. You can do the 34 to 17 or the 19 to 26 but not the 17 to 19. |
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Quoted: Keep in mind in some overseas markets the Barrel is considered the Firearm. It wont effect the legality of you owning it in the US but who knows. I would buy an aftermarket and be done with it. Just my 2 cents I would but I've heard that the aftermarket barrels lock up tighter or have tighter tolerances, which make the gun less reliable. That might be horse shit though. Idk, I would just feel better having a factory barrel in my G19. |
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Thanks a lot man. That's good to know. |
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Glock does offer a factory threaded barrel (G17Pro). http://i53.tinypic.com/255qbva.jpg But AFAIK,. they're only available over seas (Finnish market). this would give anyone bragging rights! 
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You can always buy a Glock barrel and have it cut and threaded. If you're going to suppress a Glock 19, you can buy a Glock 17 barrel. If it's for a 17, than get a 34 barrel..etc. You cannot run a G17 barrel in the G19 the compact and subcompact are different. You can do the 34 to 17 or the 19 to 26 but not the 17 to 19. Correct. That was BAD information, thank you for posting what was correct, Edgecrusher. Indeed, seems it's difficult to get a Glock factory threaded barrel. Most just go with an aftermarket unit. With a bit of fitting and chamber reaming (if necessary), they can run just as reliably as stock barrels. |