Handled work from Cold Bore via a buddy and merely heard good things about the others. If I was doing it to a glock of mine it would be at Cold Bore. All do good work but they're closest and I've seen the end result.1s1k52 wrote:gigag04 wrote:Not sure how far you are wanting to travel to avoid mailing:
http://www.coldborecustom.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - in Katy, TX
http://www.lonestargunsgallerygear.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - Weatherford, TX
http://advancedgunworks.com/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; - Roanoke, TX - not sure if they do Glocks, but heard great things about their gunsmithing.
Thanks for looking that up. Do you personally have any experience with any of these places?
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I expected to see video of someone getting pistol whipped.texanjoker wrote:Never heard of this glock chop... interesting.
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man. I am starting to have second thoughts carrying the thickness of the 10mm frame in the state of Texas at which I wear a t shirt all year around.
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I have several Glocks. I have them in the 9 and .40. I agree that they seem a bit thick at times. Much of it is my fault. I gain and lose weight like a roller coaster. When I am at the fat end of my weight, my glocks don't see much action. There are many choices that have a thinner and more comfortable profile for IWB carry.1s1k52 wrote:man. I am starting to have second thoughts carrying the thickness of the 10mm frame in the state of Texas at which I wear a t shirt all year around.
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Yeah I didn't realize HOW much thicker it got until the more I have handled a Glock20/21 the more I wonder. I am a weird build. X large shirts drown me and large shots either fit OK or scream GUN at which point I appendix Carry03Lightningrocks wrote:I have several Glocks. I have them in the 9 and .40. I agree that they seem a bit thick at times. Much of it is my fault. I gain and lose weight like a roller coaster. When I am at the fat end of my weight, my glocks don't see much action. There are many choices that have a thinner and more comfortable profile for IWB carry.1s1k52 wrote:man. I am starting to have second thoughts carrying the thickness of the 10mm frame in the state of Texas at which I wear a t shirt all year around.
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I have the 20sf with the 6inch barrel and personally I wouldn't bother cutting it down. I don't think the velocity gain from the increased barrel length means much against an attacker. I can get a 180jhp to run 1320fps from the stock 4.6 barrel and about 1425fps with a 6inch barrel. I don't think the velocity gain means that much. The real benefit to the 10mm is when you can chunk a 220 hardcast out at 1300fps with 15 in the mag and one in the chamber. That is a pretty good woods carrry load in the lower 48.
I would just get the 29 and put the 4.6 barrel in if you want a little more fps. More then enough velocity for social work and the grip is a little shorter.
I would just get the 29 and put the 4.6 barrel in if you want a little more fps. More then enough velocity for social work and the grip is a little shorter.
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gigag04 wrote:Most common I see is cut a 19 into a 26 grip or a 17 into a 19 grip.texanjoker wrote:Never heard of this glock chop... interesting.
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This is what I plan to get one day for my next 10mm carry.
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a 1911? or just the customer work to a glock?CC Italian wrote:This is what I plan to get one day for my next 10mm carry.
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CC Italian wrote:I have the 20sf with the 6inch barrel and personally I wouldn't bother cutting it down. I don't think the velocity gain from the increased barrel length means much against an attacker. I can get a 180jhp to run 1320fps from the stock 4.6 barrel and about 1425fps with a 6inch barrel. I don't think the velocity gain means that much. The real benefit to the 10mm is when you can chunk a 220 hardcast out at 1300fps with 15 in the mag and one in the chamber. That is a pretty good woods carrry load in the lower 48.
I would just get the 29 and put the 4.6 barrel in if you want a little more fps. More then enough velocity for social work and the grip is a little shorter.
I like the longer sight radius as well. If it was in budget I would just buy a 20 and 29.
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