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anyone know of a website that has a 357sig barrel for glock 23 for sale? Please let me know
 
I went through this search a month ago. A number of websites accepted the order just for me to find out it was back ordered. I found it at Lone Wolf. Per my conversation with them, their web site is tied to their inventory system. It'll tell you if it's in stock, and if they have ample stock, low stock or if it's back ordered. They currently have ample stock.

Edit: The barrel I purchased is an OEM barrel. I'm not sure if you're looking for that or an after market barrel.

http://www.lonewolfdist.com/Search.aspx?TERM=glo-8665
 
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I may be telling you something you already know, but you'll need .357 sig magazines as well. From what I was told the 40 magazines may not be reliable with 357 sig ammo.
 
with a glock barrel you'er getting the hex rifling jacketed bullets only and pretty much a drop-in conversion.

The aftermarket barrels are rifled and you can shoot led or jacketed if you want and you may need to smooth up a corner here or there.
 
Whoa. Lot's of bad/incorrect info being given out on this thread. The ejectors are the same, the mags are different....well the followers are not the same. That being said, I interchange.40 and 357sig mags with zilch issues.
 
357 Sig; The price U pay for such performance....

I affirm that as well, 357 sig and 40 S&W mags function flawlessly in GLOCKS accordingly.
If making the switch for increased performance, premium ammunition is recommended, such as UNDERWOOD or Buffalo Bore. The increased muzzle blast and felt report of the Sig round is the price you pay to play for such 1400 fps performance in a pistol.
 

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Whoa. Lot's of bad/incorrect info being given out on this thread. The ejectors are the same, the mags are different....well the followers are not the same. That being said, I interchange.40 and 357sig mags with zilch issues.

Ejector part numbers for "GEN4" 40 S&W is part number 28927, and the "GEN4" 357 sig is 30561
 
Interesting on the differences!

I shoot .40SW, .357Sig, 10mm, 9x25 all with the same mags, slide, etc just change barrels in my Glock 20L. (Same deal with my Sig P226 and P229 with 40 and 357Sig). Depending on the load sometimes I need to dial in the recoil spring, but this is mainly because of the long slide.
 
Interesting on the differences!

I shoot .40SW, .357Sig, 10mm, 9x25 all with the same mags, slide, etc just change barrels in my Glock 20L. (Same deal with my Sig P226 and P229 with 40 and 357Sig). Depending on the load sometimes I need to dial in the recoil spring, but this is mainly because of the long slide.
Sig and hk are identical in every way, except barrel. Glock not so, even though they will probably shoot fine without a change of the follower or ejector.
 
Mine runs just fine. I'm on me fone as I am in the field all day, can anyone post a picture of the actual parts. Really educational as to how and why. In particular the ejector.
 
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