Glock 31

[DoNotReply]

Looking for some advice here. I train with my glock 31 in 357 Sig but it is a lot of blast. Im pretty much used to it since I had it for over 10 years. I'm planning on getting my wife a glock 19. I would like to keep the different calibers of ammo to stock up on to a minimum. I already have a .40 barrel I use for cheap training ammo. Should I go to a 9mm barrel conversion or just buy myself another glock for myself, either 17 or 19 so I can focus on stocking up on 9mm? I Appreciate any feedback.

[Title1guy]

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[BigPimping]

There's always a good reason to buy another Glock. I would buy as many as possible.

[lakersfan]

Get a barrel and magazines. Need to change the extractor also it is bent on 9mm compared to 40/357 Sig. I started to reload 357 Sig so fun to shoot compared to 9mm.

[DoNotReply]

Get a barrel and magazines. Need to change the extractor also it is bent on 9mm compared to 40/357 Sig. I started to reload 357 Sig so fun to shoot compared to 9mm.

Rather not change the extractor because I like shooting 357 Sig for fun. I guess I add a dedicated 9mm to the collection.

[Exiledviking]

I've been running a KKM 9mm conversion barrel in a Glock 22 for a while with zero issues. As long as it's a 9mm conversion barrel you should not have to worry about the extractor.

[Che762x39]

Rather not change the extractor because I like shooting 357 Sig for fun. I guess I add a dedicated 9mm to the collection.

I got a second 9mm Glock because two is one and one is none.

[Gat Man]

Consolidate calibers. Sell the G31, buy your wife a G19 then get yourself a G17 or G26.

[DoNotReply]

Consolidate calibers. Sell the G31, buy your wife a G19 then get yourself a G17 or G26.

I don't think I can part with the G31. It was my first handgun. Plus I'm pretty well stocked up on .357 and .40. I Will get the wife a G19. Just trying to decide for myself. Leaning towards my own G19 as well. Might be a few months before i get my own however.