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Originally Posted by thedudeabides
45 ACP doesn't need a lot of chamber support due to its very low pressures, just look at the chambers in many 1911s. Even when using +P ammo. Now if you want to try 45 Super and test your theory, you're on your own.
I think that Glock manufactured a batch of 21s a few years back that had atrocious chamber support (even for 45 ACP), fixed and buried the issue, and went on with their lives. Furthermore, I think it's based on the overall "loose fit" of Glocks that sacrifice fit and accuracy for ultimate reliability to feed and fire all ammo types.
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It's true. High pressure rounds like 9, .40, 10, and .357 Sig always blow Glocks up, and they're inaccurate. That's why hostage rescue groups like CAG and FBI HRT would NEVER use a Glock... especially in .40...
