Glock 33 and/or Glock 32 (Possibly Glock 20)

**iMoses14** · July 19th, 2014, 11:18 PM

Who here owns either a Glock 33 and/or Glock 32? Possibly a Glock 20 as well.

I've been looking at buying one or the other.

I'm looking to find someone who would be willing to meet up at the (mutually agreed) range so I could try one (or both). I'd give the owner a box (50 rounds) of ammo for helping me out. I'm only looking to put 50 rounds through either G33 or G32.

I could meet at French Creek Outfitters in Phoenixsville or if you have a different one in mind let me know.

Thanks in advance.

**bluetrane2028** · July 19th, 2014, 11:40 PM

I've got a Glock 23 and a factory Glock .357 barrel, which effectively makes it a 32 with a different stamp on the slide.

Never shot it as a .357, would be something fun to try. Don't know when I'd be able to go to FC though.

**cruzans** · July 20th, 2014, 10:52 AM

I have a 32 - but I'm down Harrisburg way. If you strike out and are down this way - give me a shout. I also have a 42, 22, 23 and 39. Tx.

**bripro** · July 20th, 2014, 11:05 AM

If you just want to feel how the 357 sig handles Ive got a model 27 with a lone wolf 357 barrel. It should pretty much mimic the feel of the model 33. We have met before at Target when I bought some 9mm ammo from you. My range doesnt allow non members to shoot. If you have a 27 Ill be happy to lend you the barrel though.

**forby** · July 27th, 2014, 08:44 AM

357 glocks shoot just like their 9mm brethren with +p+ ammo. I've owned both.

I currently have all three- G31,32,33.

My favorite is the 31 and 33. I think the 33 shoots better. Probably because I took a dremel drum sander to the trigger guard where it meets the grip. I took off two or three millimeters or so and my hand tucks up just a little higher.

That's me shooting the 33 in the avatar.

**ghogs nightmare** · July 27th, 2014, 10:05 PM

I like the 357 but IF your paw can handle the 20/29 go with that. You can launch a heavier bulllet as fast or faster so your hittin harder an penetrating deeper at least in theory.
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I reloaded for both and the 10 is much easier and gives you much more variety when it comes to "flavors" 135gr-220gr
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Checkout: underwood, double tap, buffalo bore for some decent 10 choices on ammo.