Posted: 7/16/2010 1:38:13 PM EDT
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Have Glocks and love Glocks (9mm) thinking about adding a suppressor to a couple of my Glocks
maybe a 17 and a 26 But I see all the aftermarket threaded barrels run from $150- over $300 Don't mind paying the $300 if it is the best. someone help me out on where to buy the best made barrel. now this is just my 1st step but figure I would start with the easiest 1st and do they all have the same thread on 9mm barrels to mate up a suppressor for 9mm |
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there are several different thread pitch available even within the same family (i.e. 9mm or 45) Most suppressors worth owning have the ability to switch out their threading patterns. Lone Wolf makes a threaded barrel that is on the cheaper side, and Jarvis barrels are generally considered to be the top of the line. |
| I have Lone Wolf and KKM barrels in all of my Glocks. I have a few that are threaded. I dont have a suppressor right now but I bought the barrels with the intention of getting one down the road. I will have to say that the LW is not a bad barrel for the money but I will never buy another one, To me KKM is that much better and worth the extra $50 to get nice smooth edges and better machining, |
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Quoted: just checked their site and I don't see any extended or threaded barrels for a 17.I have Lone Wolf and KKM barrels in all of my Glocks. I have a few that are threaded. I dont have a suppressor right now but I bought the barrels with the intention of getting one down the road. I will have to say that the LW is not a bad barrel for the money but I will never buy another one, To me KKM is that much better and worth the extra $50 to get nice smooth edges and better machining, |
I'm going to get a threaded barrel for my G21 and put a muzzle break on it . Just for the added length and MB for the coolness factor . In ohio where I live we can now hunt with a Glock as long as the barrel is over 5 inches so hopefully I will get my first handgun deer this year . 
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