Chambered I really am a cheapo NDN and I do appreciate your concerns and will abide by not doin it till I feel I should. I was looking into the extractor and ejector change-over and it's all compatible if you stick to the Glock 19 parts and pretty easy and cheap to change out. The barrels are the most expensive parts from $104-$134, but the trigger housing with ejector is $7.99 and the extractor is $17.99, magazine is around $30. So for around $160 at the cheapest. Not a bad price for a caliber change.

SlimmyJimmy I will take the advice on shooting a lighter grain bullet, I'm shooting 165gr right now and the 100gr might do the trick. I've got a partial box of 165 gr and 2 boxes of 180gr. I've actually never shot the 180gr. That should be fun. I need my Daddy's catchers mitt. Better yet if someone else wants to shoot my gun I'll load em some of those 180gr and they'll think I'm a wizard at shooting! Why did I buy those? It was probably all the store had during the ammo fiasco so I bought em up to make sure I was covered.

Suz

Suz, let us know how your next range experience is.

You always have the option of re-loads !!!

A friend and I decided to do some experimenting with his 40 cal 1911. We ended up with some 200gr plated bullets so tame it took the 10# recoil spring from my 9mm to get it to function. Velocity was just a tad under 650fps.

We were actually going to run it in a IDPA match because it met the 125,000 power factor that's required. Neither of us did due to the harassment we knew we would receive.