Metpol

No, of course not. if you used any of the major search engines you could probably find an answer to any amount of problems. However, you have to admit there is a mountain of good info to be found on Glocktalk along with a lot of junk of course. I posted that particular photograph four years ago this month. I am just pleased to see it is still helping some people.

Nice to see that a photograph I posted on that "other" forum some years ago is still of instructional value to some people.

Advantage Arms is a great conversion. I believe you will find they are Glock Generation specific so make sure you get the right one and use the recommended brand of ammo.

Metpol here, ChrisJn over there.

A much younger me with President Reagan and Rt Hon Charles H. Price II, US Ambassador to London.

Thrilled to hear your news.

Have read both One Second after and One year after. Both excellent reading.

Interesting subject. Judo in my youth and karate privately in my early days as a detective. Used to be able to kick to shoulder height with ease but now at 75 struggle to get my feet up to my knees!

So sad. May he rest in peace.

Are there steel plates behind the baffles? If not what is roughly the thickness of the wood?

Wow. Expensive looking baffles!

Have been a member for many years and enjoy competing at two locations yearly. Have done both the basic and advanced armorers courses but with my advancing years(75) and increased cost will probably not renew my certification when due.

Local dirt pit

After 2008 I promised myself I would always have enough to never run out of primers, powder, bullets, lead, .22lr, etc, etc.

Depends whether the store can buy direct from Glock or through a distributor. My LGS was 'demoted' last year because he did not meet their minimum target in sales and now has to buy from a distributor which means cost to customers is now an added $30.