If you have a Glock 27 40 caliber you just swap barrels as a 357 Sig cartridge is a necked down 40. The breach face of the Glock 26 probably won’t accommodate the larger 40/357 Sig case head. If you have a Glock 27 you can get a 9 MM conversion barrel or use a Glock factory 357 Sig barrel and get 3 calibers in one gun. Add an Advantage Arms 22 conversion and you have a four caliber Glock 27. The only difference in a Glock 27 and Glock 26 frame is the ejector which is easy and inexpensive to change. I’ve read the 357 Sig cartridges feed out of Glock 27 mags but I’ve never tried. If you put a 9 MM conversion barrel in a Glock 27 your better off using 9 MM mags.