Replace a working stock G19 barrel with an aftermarket?

[Mags]

Alot of people say Glocks are fine until you start putting aftermarket parts on them. Anyways I was wondering I have a perfectly good G19 barrel in my G19. I have no plan to shoot lead bullets out of my glock but for some reason I want to replace the barrel with a Lone wolf distributor barrel. What do you guys think?

 

[Five of Clubs]

If you aren't shooting lead then there is really no point in changing. The aftermarket barrels for Glock have a tighter chamber and might be a smidge more accurate, but hardly any of us would notice the difference. By the way, my Glock has all kinds of aftermarket parts on it and it runs perfectly. The stainless barrels do add a little bling if that's what you are going for. If you want one there really is no need to rationalize, especially at the fairly low price you can pick one up for. I'm a motorcycle guy and we tend to tinker endlessly with our toys so I totally understand.

 

[railroader]

If you aren't going to shoot lead out of your glock save your money. I had a glock 17 and I reload lead so I got a lone wolf barrel. If you are going to shoot FMJ bullets you won't notice the difference. Mark

 

[10-Ring]

I guess it's one of those "If it ain't broke, fix it til it is" moments
If your firearms is working properly, leave it alone!