pierce195

Thanks for all the good advice. I purchased a used glock 35 from a member of another forum. I plan on taking it to the range and shooting it over the weekend in the L-10 class at a local match.

As far as reloads go the department has no idea, if the gun blows up and does not kill me they will issue me another sidearm. I am going to go Monday and get a G35 and put a few around down range.

My glock 22 has to stay in department issue form. No changing of the sights or trigger pull. I started reloading my own 40 minor and the cost is right with all the once shoot free brass from the department range and I get all the free Lawman 165's and 180's I want for practice. So again the reason for the new gun would be to have something of my own to shoot and chage as I see fit. I checked the price for a LE Glock 34/35 with high caps is $480 plus tax.

The reason for the new gun is my department owns my G22, so I am limited on the changes I can make. I like shooting minor in the 40 for production.

I am currently shooting my G22 with minor load in production and plan on getting a G34 or G35. I feel that if I get the G35 I can move to a limited or L10 class and back to production and shoot a minor load any time. What is the thought when purcashing a long slide glock? Thanks, Matt

Thanks for the info Jay33

Does anyone know what power factor the Atlanta Arms and Ammo 180 .40 S&W minor makes. I am looking for a minor load for my glock 22 for production shooting. Thanks

I don't think so, but have seen several auctions with pics of high caps.

I do like the first gen. frame. I shoot my last match with my first gen glock.

I remember the days when Ebay had gun auction/sales on Fridays only.

Stay safe!!!

The bag thing is the Colts fans keep going to the games and paying high ticket prices, parking prices, and food prices. I would love to see every fan "hold out" and not go to the games until the ticket prices came down and the pro's were paid what they are worth.

This is a great place to learn a lot in a short period of time.

Thanks, Carl I ordered one yesterday and will try it out at a December match.

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Is DPMS the only place to get the 45 rounders? $89 each sounds like a lot for these mags.

I need to print a few off. That is a great traget to have around.

Sounds like a good over all move. I have a glock 35 and have been watching this thread.

Thanks for the info everyone. Once I get 25 posts, I will place it on here.

I like the movie overall, it was a good view of the red tape of war.

Thanks for the info George.

What is a glock 35 with fixed sights, 3 high caps, and paperwork worth? The gun has less than 150 rounds feed through it. I would like to sell it once I get 25 posts, but I don't what its worth. I planned on shooting it at my local meets, but I purchased a Glock 17 for production class and enjoy shooting it.

Good point, the only time I use have used dummy around is during slow fire drills.

Steven R Jenkins Inc. (Indianapolis, IN) it is a police/fire/security supply store. Yes the gun came with working night sights. The price on the gun was $300, but they came down $50 and added and extra mag. (Dave is the glock guy if you call).

I think the place I got it has six or seven more of the first gen 17's.