NWCP
Member
It's your money. Get whatever floats your boat. I would avoid the use of lead bullets in a polygonal barrel. If that's what you intend to shoot buy an aftermarket standard land and groove barrel for the woods. Enjoy!
Sorry you don't want to hear it - A semi-auto pistol is not a good gun for the woods - even if we ignore the dirt and rough conditions, there are only a couple calibers that could even qualify in the first place.
Then there is always reality
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2...th-454-casull/
Yes, they are perfectly safe to fire in your stock Glock.
Mike McNett
President
DoubleTap Ammunition
1-866-357-10mm
> Can the hardcast lead WFNGC be safely fired through the polygonal glock barrel or
> is necessary (or preferred) to have an aftermarket barrel with standard rifling?
I have a buddy who bought the witness first shot the white dot in the rear sight blew out. Shot 3 more clips with ajam every time. Granted it was a brand new gun.I told him they were made by jennings and called my other friend at the gun store and got him in on it .You shoulda seen my friends face when he told them jennings made them. He sent the gun back and they attempted to fix it.It never was reliable and he sold it for a big loss. Bear in mind that is my experience with the witness.Results may vary. Never had any problems with my g20 except finding the brass.