9mm in G22 + G27

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  • nahfuten

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    Is this true?

    G22 can shoot 9mm with a G17 barrel and G17 magazine
    AND
    G27 can shoot 9mm with a G26 barrel and G26 magazine


    If so, why don't people make a bigger deal out it? This sounds too good to be true.
     

    JohnP82

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    Yes, you can get conversion barrels to drop in and convert it to shoot 9mm. and change out the mags. Some people prefer to change the extractor as well.
     

    colt45er

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    First I will say I do not have a Glock, nothing against them, just never got into them.

    Anways, the reason people do not make a bigger deal is that you then only have one gun...sure it can shoot two different calibers, but you have one gun....

    I would prefer to buy one of each if I wanted to shoot both:D
     

    m_deaner

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    You cannot use a G17 barrel in a G22. You need a conversion barrel to shoot 9mm out of your G22 or G27.

    You can, however, use 9mm mags with your G22 or G27 even after the conversion to 9mm; no need for G22 mags.
     
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    HICKMAN

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    First I will say I do not have a Glock, nothing against them, just never got into them.

    Anways, the reason people do not make a bigger deal is that you then only have one gun...sure it can shoot two different calibers, but you have one gun....

    I would prefer to buy one of each if I wanted to shoot both:D

    yeah, but some of us don't have it like that :)
     

    9rows

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    but you still only have "one" firearm

    if you wanna shoot both, sounds like an excuse to buy another gun to me! :)
     
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