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Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 9:55:20 AM   
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I went to the gun shop/range today to buy a .40 SW auto.  I tried a Taurus Millenium Pro, Kahr CW40, Springfield XD Service Model, and a Glock 27.

I didn't know I could shoot that good.  That Glock made me look like a real marksman.  The other autos were okay and kinda shot around the black with a few rounds in it.  That Glock shot in the black a lot, with a few rounds around it.  When I remarked how well the Glock 27 shot, the owner of the gun shop said "They all do."  Now, I wonder what took me so long see their quality.

Anyway, I'm happy with my new Glock 27.  But, I don't know if it will outshoot my Springfield 1911.  The 1911 was the best shooter I had, until the Glock was acquired.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 10:34:14 AM   
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I have a G27 in my bag too!  Great gun!!  I added the +1 Pearce Grip extension.  Gives me a little more stability, IMO. 

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 11:02:14 AM   
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I'm thinking about a Glock as well.  Here in Nevada CCWs are gun model specific for semi-autos.  But, if you qualify with a Glock you are good for all Glocks without having to requalify if you buy another caliber or model.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 11:02:48 AM   
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I have a g19 and a g34, I will be adding a G26 to the stable shortly......

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 11:52:37 AM   
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I like Glocks too but if you think a Glock shoots good, try a Sig.  With a Sig 228 or 229 you will keep all the rounds in the black.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 11:55:09 AM   
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bout time!   a fine choice, congratulations.
now u know why I gave kel's such crap in ur other posts.   tryin to steer u right.
compared to glocks thats exactly what they are.
glocks are not for everyone, but for those that are they quickly become favorites. 

imo, glocks are the "harley" of guns.  g30 or 36 next on my list as I don't have a .45.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 4:37:26 PM   
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Congrats on the new Glock 27, it is a sweet little piece, I never leave home without mine.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 5:25:24 PM   
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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 9:22:35 PM   
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I have a G27 in my bag too!  Great gun!!  I added the +1 Pearce Grip extension.  Gives me a little more stability, IMO. 


I bought the Pearce Grip Extenion also, but for the life of me, I can't got the original one off the end of the magazine.  I pushed the spring in, squeezed the sides and it still wouldn't budge.  What's the secret?

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/2/2008 9:23:43 PM   
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bout time!   a fine choice, congratulations.
now u know why I gave kel's such crap in ur other posts.   tryin to steer u right.
compared to glocks thats exactly what they are.
glocks are not for everyone, but for those that are they quickly become favorites. 

imo, glocks are the "harley" of guns.  g30 or 36 next on my list as I don't have a .45.


Thanks, I finally saw the light.

Hack


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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 4:51:27 AM   
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bout time!   a fine choice, congratulations.
now u know why I gave kel's such crap in ur other posts.   tryin to steer u right.
compared to glocks thats exactly what they are.
glocks are not for everyone, but for those that are they quickly become favorites. 

imo, glocks are the "harley" of guns.  g30 or 36 next on my list as I don't have a .45.


Thanks, I finally saw the light.

Hack



good deal.  was it u who posted about never selling a gun forgoing later regret?
if so will there be an exeption for the recent kel's?

be leary of sum "kaboom" issues w/hp reloads for the 27.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 7:11:15 AM   
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I bought the Pearce Grip Extenion also, but for the life of me, I can't got the original one off the end of the magazine.  I pushed the spring in, squeezed the sides and it still wouldn't budge.  What's the secret?

Hack


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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 3:58:49 PM   
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 I  am by no-means...a 'marksman'. But at the gun range I frequent, I can hit the paper
better with my S.A. 1911 .45 Compact  better than my Glock  30.
The Glock is lighter and easier to carry......but when I shoot paper at the range,
the Springfield makes me look better.
So...I CARRY the Glock, but the Springfield is close to the bed at night.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 8:07:29 PM   
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bout time!   a fine choice, congratulations.
now u know why I gave kel's such crap in ur other posts.   tryin to steer u right.
compared to glocks thats exactly what they are.
glocks are not for everyone, but for those that are they quickly become favorites. 

imo, glocks are the "harley" of guns.  g30 or 36 next on my list as I don't have a .45.


Thanks, I finally saw the light.

Hack



good deal.  was it u who posted about never selling a gun forgoing later regret?
if so will there be an exeption for the recent kel's?

be leary of sum "kaboom" issues w/hp reloads for the 27.


Hey, Reb, tell me about the "kaaboom" issues with HP reloads.  I've already reloaded around 250 with Nosler 150 gr HPs ahead of 7.7 and 7.5 gr of Power Pistol already, plan to shoot about 100 of them tomorrow at the range.

Hack




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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 8:09:23 PM   
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http://glockmeister.com/magdis.shtml


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I bought the Pearce Grip Extenion also, but for the life of me, I can't got the original one off the end of the magazine.  I pushed the spring in, squeezed the sides and it still wouldn't budge.  What's the secret?

Hack




Thanks for link.  But, I went back to the gunshop today, returned the Pearce Extension, and bought a Glock mag with the extension already on it.  I would have purchased the Glock extended mag when I bought the pistol, but I didn't know it existed, being as I am a new GLock fan.

Hack

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 8:16:09 PM   
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I bought my Glock 21 about 3 years ago, my brother came to Fl in August for a vacation, I let him shoot mine, he loved it, so I bought him one for his 40th birthday that month.... two days later Katrina hit, he had 40 inches of water in his house, which we gutted that week.... he needed it to protect against looters.... everyone should carry guns, if we don't only the criminals would have them.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 8:17:43 PM   
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I had the Glock 27, I like the full size, it lets you hold it more securely

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 8:18:32 PM   
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I bought my Glock 21 about 3 years ago, my brother came to Fl in August for a vacation, I let him shoot mine, he loved it, so I bought him one for his 40th birthday that month.... two days later Katrina hit, he had 40 inches of water in his house, which we gutted that week.... he needed it to protect against looters.... everyone should carry guns, if we don't only the criminals would have them.



"everyone should carry guns, if we don't only the criminals would have them." - Ain't that the truth!

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/3/2008 10:41:48 PM   
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I've had a glock 17 for years and found nothing I liked about it until I shot it. It then became the most beautiful piece in my collection.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/4/2008 6:11:12 AM   
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bout time!   a fine choice, congratulations.
now u know why I gave kel's such crap in ur other posts.   tryin to steer u right.
compared to glocks thats exactly what they are.
glocks are not for everyone, but for those that are they quickly become favorites. 

imo, glocks are the "harley" of guns.  g30 or 36 next on my list as I don't have a .45.


Thanks, I finally saw the light.

Hack



good deal.  was it u who posted about never selling a gun forgoing later regret?
if so will there be an exeption for the recent kel's?

be leary of sum "kaboom" issues w/hp reloads for the 27.


Hey, Reb, tell me about the "kaaboom" issues with HP reloads.  I've already reloaded around 250 with Nosler 150 gr HPs ahead of 7.7 and 7.5 gr of Power Pistol already, plan to shoot about 100 of them tomorrow at the range.

Hack



well Hack I am no gun nor glock expert, however, I do try and hold my own.

ironically, I learned quite a lot re the "kb" issue from one of the first threads in our new gun forum - took me a few but I found it: http://www.hdforums.com/m_2856675/tm.htm

I believe the 27 is more suceptable to this dilema.  also, sure u'll find more than ur share of info in a google search.

btw, I have a .40 just not the 27.  the 27 can be snappy on recoil - this is where, imo, the 9mm g26 shines w/ easy
"on target" follow ups.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/7/2008 9:21:46 AM   
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I have a G27 in my bag too!  Great gun!!  I added the +1 Pearce Grip extension.  Gives me a little more stability, IMO. 


I bought the Pearce Grip Extenion also, but for the life of me, I can't got the original one off the end of the magazine.  I pushed the spring in, squeezed the sides and it still wouldn't budge.  What's the secret?

Hack




Had the same problem....what I did was while pushing the pin in I took a small screwdriver (like one ya clip in your pocket) and pried at the little notch on the side that holds it on.  You can't squeeze that side in for nothin and you need help releasing those notches.


Hope this helps

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/11/2008 6:17:00 AM   
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To Rebel Ryder and cwilks

Reb - I just received two Lone WOlf barrels for the g27.  One replaces the stock barrel and the other converts it to 9mm.

Haven't been to the range yet, but I did drop a .40 round in the .40 barrel and it is supported all around.  I think, as they are designed, these new barrels are going to go a long way in negating my chances of a kb - Instead of reloading in the lower ranges, I can now reload in the mid ranges as I'm accustomed to.  I'm happy.

cwilks - I took that little sucker back and traded it in for a factory +2 Glock g27 barrel.  Cost more, but I satisfied.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/12/2008 7:02:51 AM   
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I got my new 27 out yesterday for the first time and I must say, I am impressed.  I couldn't be happier with the purchase.

85 FXWG - thanks for the link.  I went to put on the grip extension and had a little difficulty, so said screw it and went shooting without it.  When I get home tonight, I will try again.


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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/20/2008 9:15:08 AM   
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I love my glock 27! 

I also have a Taurus .45 Auto "24/7 Pro" and would carry and shoot the glock before I shoot the .45.

As for the LW barrel change that Hack was referring, I had no idea that it was an option to do such a thing.  Knowing this, I will probably invest in the 9mm LW barrel and give it a try. 

How easy is the switch over?  How much is the LW barrel/kit?






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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/20/2008 12:51:31 PM   
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My understanding is that you just field strip the 27 and put it back together with the new barrel.  No alteration or anything needed.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/21/2008 6:57:14 PM   
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Yes the Lone Wolf barrel should just drop in...Good Luck Fella's

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/22/2008 9:43:28 PM   
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That's all it takes - field strip it to get the stock barrel out.  Then just drop in the LW barrel - absolutley no problem.  It's just as simple as it sounds.

Oh yeah, the LW barrel is a good bit more accurate than the stock barrel.  You can also shoot reloads and lead bullets through it.  I got it for the reloads, but am still real pleased with who well it groups the bullets.

I haven't shot my 9mm drop-in LW conversion barrel, yet.  I ordered a G26 (9mm) +2 magazine and am waiting for it.  But the 9mm did drop right in also.  The g27 pistol accepts the g26 mag like it was made for it.

Check out Glock Talk for more info.
http://glocktalk.com/forums/index.php


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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/23/2008 6:48:22 AM   
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even tho I have a 26 I must say the 27 is quite a bargin; two guns in one!

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/23/2008 7:19:17 AM   
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even tho I have a 26 I must say the 27 is quite a bargin; two guns in one!


That was my thought also.  $99 for the Barrel and about $26 for the mag is all it took to have a 9mm Glock.

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 5/29/2008 7:36:20 PM   
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the 27 is a great conceal weapon...  I had one and like it very much....  Dont shoot lead thru the glock, well thats what they say, I have....

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RE: Just bought my first ever Glock, a Model 27 - 7/1/2008 3:03:00 AM   
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I carry a Glock 27 too. \\; I had always packed a .45\\; \\; first 1911''s, then Glocks (21,30)... \\; That is untill I learned that 29 round mags were available for the Glocks in 40 Smith &\\; Wesson. \\; Now I carry a Model 27 and two spare mags.
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