cruncher_block

Thanks for all the great replys. I appreciate all the great advice. I think I'm going to go the spare parts route. I can take my Glock completely apart and put back together in no time. So I guess it only makes sense to save the money for a back up and use the extra money for ammo and training.

JoeD, You mentioned in a previous post that you own two G-34 and G-35's. Is that because if something breaks during a match you have a back up? I have a G-34 and G-35 and I'm thinking of getting a back up for both but friends keep talking me out of it. They say that Glocks are so easy to work on you can fix most problems at the match and their is no need for a back up. I'd like to know what you think. Sorry, didn't mean to hi-jack the Glock-22 barrel topic.