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Exactly what I needed to know. Thanks again

Congrats on the new 10. I bought my first Glock 29 as a backup gun before heading up to Alaska in 2012. After several thousand rounds fired and reloaded, my 29 has done really well with any reloads as well as any standard factory loads on the market. I did experience some FTF issues when using Doubletap and Underwood hot 220 hard cast loads. However, an 18 pound recoil spring from Wolfe springs did clear a lot of that up. I’ve shot hundreds of rounds of 40 through my 29 with the stock barrel and recoil spring without a single issue. Enjoy your Glock 29! I know I have.

Whose talking about driving? It's as simple as a phone call and a FedEx shipping label! Either way, good luck in your search. Those are incredible handguns!

Thanks stealthgoat. That is exactly what I’m hoping to do. Just curious what brand of 38 super barrel you’re using? Was it drop in, or did it require fitting by a gunsmith?

Good info. Thanks a lot Grayfox54.

I recently purchased a Springfield Garrison 1911 in 9mm. Have any of you experimented with converting one over to 38 Super? If so, what parts did you replace and how much fitting was required? Thanks in advance.

GT Distributors in Dallas, TX has one.

Like others have said, it kind of depends on what I’m up to… Favorite Plastic Fantastic…HK USP COMPACT Favorite plinker…Ruger 10/22 Takedown Favorite Range Blaster…Colt LW Commander Favorite Woods carry… Glock 29 All are subject to change at any moment.

Thanks a lot for the info. I’m with you, having a dedicated set for 45GAP makes far more sense then swapping back and forth. Thanks again.

Hello all. I’ve been reloading 45ACP for a while. I came across an inexpensive Glock 45GAP Model 38. Can I reload 45GAP with LEE 45 ACP dies?

I always fly with my firearms. Unfortunately, American Airline’s limit is 11 pounds stored in either the original container or one specifically made for the ammunition. Check your airline’s policy. As for NFA items, that would definitely be worth a phone call to the NRA.

I’d say the 1911 would be the logical choice over a SA revolver for defense. Higher capacity, ballistically more than sufficient for the task, faster into action, and easier to use with a single hand. Just my opinion though.

Thanks guys. Exactly what I needed to know.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve considered purchasing a Remington 870 TAC 14 primarily as a fun range toy and relatively inexpensive truck gun. However, while doing some research, I’ve seen a lot of debate over the legality of using it as a “truck gun” and keeping it loaded in a persons vehicle. Because the ATF classified it as a “firearm” rather than a “pistol”, Is it legal to be loaded and carried in my vehicle? For what it’s worth, I have a TN HCP. Thanks.

I went with the 29. Put the 10 round mag in for concealed carry and put the 15 round mag in for woods carry. Great pistol with plenty of versatility.