Glock 31, 32, 33

[ElDub1950]

I noticed that Glock's web site no longer specifies "357 Sig" for these models.

On a side note I'd like to see a 357 Magnum Glock

Has it just become the norm to drop Sig and only use 357 for non-magnum? Other places like gallery of guns does the opposite if they show 357 it's magnum, otherwise they say 357 Sig.

We get weird with naming sometimes .. like some people have to state "40 S&W" when there's no other .40 cal round (that I know of).

Just observations and curiosity.

[zurppin]

Glock probably figures that it's understood because .357 mag is a rimmed cartridge for revolvers. if you want magnum power in a glock get a 10mm.

[Lumpia is sarap!®]

If it's a semi-auto, then you should assume it's a .357SIG. For a wheel gun, .357 magnum.

Trying to get rid of mine.

[HighLander51]

.357 SIG in auto, .357 S&W Magnum (9x33mmR), or simply .357 Magnum

[DRAB_81]

I'm pretty sure Glock omitted the "Sig" part of .357Sig, on account of all the hate Sig owners spew about Glocks. I'm not mad at Sig owners though, it's not their fault. They're just Sig'norant.

[HighLander51]

Yea, my G31 is listed as the same caliber as my S&W 640...

even though neither one would fit the other..

[chadillac33]

the round is named .357 sig because sigsauer invented it just like .40 S&W because smith & Wesson designed it. Glocks used to have ".40 S&W" on their slides but im sure they removed it because they didn't want their competitors brand on their guns, I'd assume the same is true for .357 sig. But just assuming and you know what happens when you assume lol

[DannyInSoCal]

I've got a G33 inbound -

And still on the hint for a deal on a Coonan 1911 in 357 Sig....

[SouperMan]

the round is named .357 sig because sigsauer invented it just like .40 S&W because smith & Wesson designed it. Glocks used to have ".40 S&W" on their slides but im sure they removed it because they didn't want their competitors brand on their guns, I'd assume the same is true for .357 sig. But just assuming and you know what happens when you assume lol

LOL. Likewise, I think many manufacturers can/will do a .40S&W conversion to .357SIG, but very, very few manufacturers will do the .45GAP (Glock's own rendition of the .45ACP). That's Glock for 'ya