Does anyone here shoot Glocks in 45GAP? I have a 22 and 27 but looking at he Gaps real hard. Give me your insight. Jim
I'm not real familiar to the GAP, but know that its not as powerful. What turns you on to it if I may ask?
Edit* I don't think the ammo is as available as the .45acp. So that would be a down side.
Edit* I don't think the ammo is as available as the .45acp. So that would be a down side.
I have a Glock Model 37 and waiting on the 4th generation 37 to come out. You get .45 size bullets and ballistics with a Glock 17 size frame.
I shoot mine every month at the IPSC match at Tri-City Gun Club. Accurate and has no problem knocking the steel plates down.
The brass is the same length as 9mm. I usually load mine with 200 grain bullets. You can use ACP dies to load the GAP. All you have to do is adjust them. One of the bigger differences is that they use a small pistol primer.
The GAP is growing in popularity. At least six police agencies on the east coast have gone to the GAP for a duty weapon. The most recent is the Florida Highway Patrol.
For more information and discussion about the GAP, you can look here at the GlockTalk website.
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=87
I shoot mine every month at the IPSC match at Tri-City Gun Club. Accurate and has no problem knocking the steel plates down.
The brass is the same length as 9mm. I usually load mine with 200 grain bullets. You can use ACP dies to load the GAP. All you have to do is adjust them. One of the bigger differences is that they use a small pistol primer.
The GAP is growing in popularity. At least six police agencies on the east coast have gone to the GAP for a duty weapon. The most recent is the Florida Highway Patrol.
For more information and discussion about the GAP, you can look here at the GlockTalk website.
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=87
Ilike the idea of ballistics close to the 45acp with 200 grain bullets. Price of the Glocks in gap but not sure I am bettering myself since I have the 40 cal. Jim
I have the model 38 and it shoots great. I have small hands and I love this model. It shoots tight groups.
Thanks for all the responses. I do like the idea of a 45 in the small frame Glock. I think I will start looking for a glock 38 or 39. Jim
I've often thought of going with one. If nothing else, just because the round and gun was more or less invented by Glock.
Kinda like a Smith & Wesson 4006. IMO, that's one of the very best bottom feeders out there. Again, the round and gun were basically created by our good friends at Smith & Wesson.
Kinda like a Smith & Wesson 4006. IMO, that's one of the very best bottom feeders out there. Again, the round and gun were basically created by our good friends at Smith & Wesson.
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