Glock 32 Near Me - Yes, it makes one wonder why carry anything else. 31 attributes in a ccw. Accurate out to 50+ yards, minimal recoil, more stopping power than a nine gun. This gun will kill a trophy boar at 50 yards with a single shot and is convenient concealed carry. Nothing can compare not even the remote control. It does this with every other subgun on the market of any size or price, except the 31, which is a full-sized gun.
I no longer get into the 45 vs 9mm debates. Better to have the gun I have, I love the firing of the 357 bullet.
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I have been carrying my 32357 for over 5 years at home and abroad. In Alaska, it's a great compromise between a great magnum and a good defensive carry. I'll tell you, it's a great ring and the #32 is easy to wear open or hidden. I am going to.
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I received the Glock 32 yesterday. Definitely a powerful gun. A small package, a big package. I haven't activated it yet, but it will be soon.
My 32 is the best value for a heavy jungle carry gun with no fear of shooting anything with this gun. big animals will kill you if you gouge them with the 9. The .357 creates holes from a distance. suggest hi none 22 rnd mag for 40 is a direct match.
I just bought my first Glock and picked up the G32 Gen 4. It's a great gun, easy to conceal and packs a punch unlike my others which include 45 acp. This is a flexible round and Glock handles it very well. If you want a great gun for open or concealed carry, this is the gun for you. 357 Have a great round! Test...when is .357 not a magnum? When fired in Glock 32, under the guise of .357 Sig. I have always wondered about the .357 Sig. I've heard great things about it, such as its ability to eject a 125-grain bullet from a semi-auto barrel at over 1300 feet per second, hitting the heel of a .357 Magnum ballistic (especially when that magnum revolver is uses). a barrel of 4 inches or less). Well I have to try one...our good family friend Glen has a decent gun collection and we meet at the open house on Christmas Eve every year as we did along the years. Glen was like a family member, so when he asked me to shoot some of his guns, I jumped at the chance. I'm especially looking forward to shooting their .357 Sig Glock 32 caliber.
So, before we get into the specifics of the gun (let's face it: Glocks aren't exactly something that shooters aren't familiar with, especially the Gen 3 models, so I won't spend many words describing it), do a quick look at the origins of the .357 Sig cartridge and a bit of its history.
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The .357 Sig (named by SAAMI, or .357 SIG after SAAMI's international partner, C.I.P.) is the product of a business partnership between SIG-Sauer and the Federal Toner Cartridge Company. Introduced in 1994, the .357 Sig was the first bottleneck cartridge introduced since the 1960s. It was based on a .40 S&W case lowered to accept .355 (9mm) caliber ammunition. The idea of lowering the pistol cartridge to accommodate a smaller diameter bullet is not new. Several other bottleneck cartridges were introduced before or after the .357 Sig, including the .400 Corbon in 1996 and the .256 Winchester Magnum in 1960 to name a few. The .357 Sig has gained attention as an accurate and hard-to-hit round. Law enforcement and smart carriers hiding it were impressed by its ballistics. This is a SAAMI diagram of the cartridge...note that the bullet diameter is .355, not .357 as the name suggests.
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One of the main reasons the .357 Sig was developed was to double the velocity of a 125-grain .357 Magnum bullet, but out of the barrel of a 4-inch autoloader. The 125-grain .357 Magnum is well known on the streets for its ability to stop threats with very few shots, so the big powers wanted that same deterrence in a more powerful autoloader, their biggest ammo. This was done with the reference .357 Sig. The Texas Department of Public Safety issued, in 1996, SIG Sauer P226 in .357 Sig to its officers. This is the first time a government agency has deployed this cartridge that I can find. After briefly returning to 9mm pistols, DPS Texas halted the reintroduction of this 9mm after some reliability issues arose. At this point they return to 0.357 Sig. To the best of my knowledge, the Secret Service, Air Marshal, and at least 26 police or other government agencies issue a .357 Sig or Glock pistol. That number fluctuates, but suffice it to say that these bodies are sold with the inherent stopping power of this round, with the right ammo. I read an officer's report that when fired with a .357 Sig, big, vicious dogs would be put down with a single shot rather than multiple rounds of 147 grain 9mm. Even though it wasn't a person being shot, the idea was the same... to stop the threat as quickly as possible. You see...it's an effective round, otherwise all those police departments wouldn't have posted it.
Ok, now we see where the .357 Sig comes from...let's see how the gun in his hand shoots it...Glock Model 32.
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The Glock 32 is a compact package capable of delivering a payload of .357 Sig. The one I shot came with three 10-round magazines instead of 13, but otherwise it's still the same as it was out of the box. It's fine with me - the gun shoots very well.
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Now let's talk about the gun...no surprises here. If you want to know a little more about Glocks, check out my article on their Model 20 10mm. This article includes documentation on the company's origins and history, as well as other relevant information. I learned a lot researching this article - it's an interesting read. Also, if you're confused about how the Glock Gen 3 differs from the Glock Gen 4, check out my explanation here.
The Glock 32 was introduced around 1996, a few years after the .357 Sig cartridge appeared. First produced in the full-size Model 31, the Model 32 followed with a 13-round capacity and a half-inch shorter barrel than its larger cousin. Obviously, the one Glen owns must have been intended for a limited magazine capacity, with three 10-round magazines, but otherwise it was a standard Gen 3 Model 32.
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It's built like every other Gen 3 Glock: the same slides, frames, triggers, and more. Here are some pictures I took, in case you are new to the setup. I have limited the number of shots to a basic level since most of us are familiar with Glock guns.
That's about it. As I said above, if you want to know more about the Glock company and other details, check out the links I've included. Makes reading fun.
Here's something you might like...if you already have a Glock 23 in .40 S&W, you can buy a .357 Sig replacement barrel and basically have two guns based on one frame. I checked several prices and for about $140 you can get a barrel chambered in .357 Sig and take advantage of your shooting experience. Your .40 magazine might even work, since the .357 Sig is based on a .40 S&W case. Even some 10mm barrels are candidates for conversion, as this cartridge is based on the .40 S&W draw. You may need to buy a new mag...any of you with first hand experience with this please comment below. If you have the right caliber pistol, adding the .357 Sig convertible allows you to expand your caliber arsenal at minimal cost.
Shooting any compact Glock is an experience, especially if it is chambered in a bump cartridge. I used to have a Model 30 - this is a compact .45 ACP. It has noticeable recoil, but is controllable and fairly easy to shoot. With my target level payload, it's a cunt. This gun, not so much. Those of you who own a 32 will probably agree with me that the recoil level is about what you would want in a smaller gun. Note that I'm not saying this gun is a flamethrower, far from it, but it will let you know when you pull the trigger. If all you shot was
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