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Posted: 7/23/2015 6:39:58 PM EDT
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Finally got a Trust set up and will be suppressing a Glock 21. My first question is, what type of threaded barrel should I go with? I was going to purchase a Lone Wolf threaded barrel but there are so many different options for Glocks.
Second question: I will be putting this Glock 21 into a Roni kit. I have filed for a sbr stamp already and am patiently waiting so I can purchase the Roni. The Roni has clearance for a suppressor with a max diameter of 1.39 inches. Any suggestions as far as a suppressor goes? I know these are noob questions but what can I say. I'm a noob. Lol! |
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Good to know. Now to start saving for a .22 and a can. all the cans and sbr's I am not conscious about at the moment but will manifest as I wait for already purchased sbr's and can's Quoted:
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Nothing scientific, but Ive put alot of rounds through my threaded LW barrel. No issues, well worth the money. +1 to the .22 can, that is a MUST have for everyone. Good to know. Now to start saving for a .22 and a can. all the cans and sbr's I am not conscious about at the moment but will manifest as I wait for already purchased sbr's and can's Welcome 
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Nothing scientific, but Ive put alot of rounds through my threaded LW barrel. No issues, well worth the money. +1 to the .22 can, that is a MUST have for everyone. Good to know. Now to start saving for a .22 and a can. all the cans and sbr's I am not conscious about at the moment but will manifest as I wait for already purchased sbr's and can's Welcome
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I think Lone Wolf is just fine. I've got a Storm Lake on a 1911, and it's hands down the most accurate pistol I've shot.
Of course, there aren't many times you're shooting a pistol at 50+ yards... so it does almost nothing except the "show off" factor. On top of that, I have to do my part at that distance. For a Glock, I would personally go Lone Wolf unless for some reason you want some luxury crazy match barrel. |
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