Lone Wolf 9mm barrel chamber issues

[Mr357magnum]

Since we are talking about barrels today, Ill ask a question about a LWD 9mm barrel I purchased for my Glock 19 so I could shoot lead reloads.

I have some 9mm reloads on hand that will chamber in a Lyman 9mm case gauge and will also chamber in a standard Glock barrel but don't quite chamber in a LWD stainless barrel. What has been your experience with these barrels? Should I have Lone Wolf ream the barrel? Sell it and get a new barrel? What other brands would you recommend?

[Dontlook72]

Just looked at lone wolf's site, it states LIFETIME WARRANTY.

Send it back.

[CK_32]

You do realize they are like match barrels and have tighter chambers right?

I think I read some where they are .10 to .05" smaller for a tighter chamber to help increase accuracy.

[missiontrails]

You do realize they are like match barrels and have tighter chambers right?

I think I read some where they are .10 to .05" smaller for a tighter chamber to help increase accuracy.

Yep, that does not promote reliability for a combat handgun.

[CK_32]

Yep, that does not promote reliability for a combat handgun.

Yea it seems to be a common issue with LW and after market barrels for Glocks. In all calibers. A lot of people say a quick polish or just to break it in a bit increases reliability and decreases on the feeding issues.