Glock question.

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Here is a link;

http://www.glockworld.com/glock_compact.htm

Are you wanting to use the receiver of one for the other?

One being a 9 and the other being a 357 S make sure the 357 S is on the receiver with 2 pins I'd think. Some of the early ones only had one pin.
If you want to shoot the 9 on top of the 357 S receiver you can.

If that is your question??? Check out the link and the description.
 
Hi,

Ok here is the deal the 357Sig receiver is stronger in some spots for the round.
So if the 19 does not have this strength you might run into problems.
I would write to Glock and ask them.

Some times it is in a time frame (when built) that it will be plenty strong. But if it does not have the double pin going through the frame it will be weak. It might shoot fine until it does not.

If you look at the 32 and the 19 in the link I put up you will notice the 1 or 2 pin I am talking about, above the trigger.

The second pin is the one that gives it the extra strength to handle the 357 Sig round.

HQ
 
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