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Skans · February 12, 2013, 08:48 AM

You should be able to shoot countless rounds of Wolf steel-cased, imported Russian ammo in it without a hiccup. IMHO, that's the true test of a gun - its ability to eat the crappiest ammo out there and not complain. Anyway, my 2-pin Glock17 has been devouring crappy ammo like girl scout cookies since the early '90's. If I could get my hands on some old chinese imported corrosive 9mm for a very cheap price, I'd shoot that in my Glock.

As far as altering the Glock - I installed one of those ghost trigger systems in mine. It still functions flawlessly, but no noticeable difference in trigger performance. I absolutely hate the Glock trigger system, and there is nothing out there that is going to improve it - you either love the glock trigger or tolerate it. It's not that I don't know how to shoot a Glock, its that I don't like having to shoot it the way its supposed to be shot.

February 12, 2013, 08:48 AM	#10
Skans Senior Member Join Date: November 20, 2008 Posts: 11,132	You should be able to shoot countless rounds of Wolf steel-cased, imported Russian ammo in it without a hiccup. IMHO, that's the true test of a gun - its ability to eat the crappiest ammo out there and not complain. Anyway, my 2-pin Glock17 has been devouring crappy ammo like girl scout cookies since the early '90's. If I could get my hands on some old chinese imported corrosive 9mm for a very cheap price, I'd shoot that in my Glock. As far as altering the Glock - I installed one of those ghost trigger systems in mine. It still functions flawlessly, but no noticeable difference in trigger performance. I absolutely hate the Glock trigger system, and there is nothing out there that is going to improve it - you either love the glock trigger or tolerate it. It's not that I don't know how to shoot a Glock, its that I don't like having to shoot it the way its supposed to be shot. Last edited by Skans; February 12, 2013 at 08:55 AM.