Precision Bullets In A Stock Glock Barrel?

[glockadict]

I just got my first order of precision bullets. I loaded, and shot some today. I like them a lot, and plan on ordering about 5,000 more for practice. I was just wondering how they do out of a stock glock barrel. I know they are not supposed to lead as bad as standard lead bullets, but will they cause any problem in a stock Glock besides maybe having to clean it more often? Thanks in advance.

[dfwmiket]

You'll hear plenty on this topic. I've done it, and never had any problems...... but if you really want to be sure, get an aftermarket barrel and not worry at all.

Mike

[BlackSabbath]

You'll hear plenty on this topic. I've done it, and never had any problems...... but if you really want to be sure, get an aftermarket barrel and not worry at all.

Mike

+1 to this post. In 9mm G-17 I've never had an issue. In fact, the stock barrel had better accuracy and more speed on the chronograph than the Bar-Sto I had fitted for it. You won't have a problem with David Long's products.

Edited August 3, 2006 by BlackSabbath

[Harmon]

depends on what powder you use determines whether they will work or not in a glock barrel.

I run KKM without problem or regret...jacketed. lead, plated or coated...and brass lasts a long long time.