Glock 21 vs 22?

[alvais]

What does the SF in 21SF mean? I was under the impression it meant "Slim Frame"...?

 

[Mercury0_0]

SF=Short Frame - Less distance from backstrap to frontstrap.

 

[chrisward3]

Or get the G20 and a .40cal conversion barrel and get the best of both worlds. 10mm nuclear goodness when you want to have fun at the range, and cheaper .40cal for IPSC.

wouldnt putting a conversion barrel in a G20 to shoot .40 for IPSC automatically move you out of production into standard? thats the way i understood it at least...someone correct me if im wrong!

cheers

 

[Mercury0_0]

You mean out of Production and into Standard, and yes, I believe it does. I don't care which class I'm in. I shoot IPSC for fun and I compete against myself (and maybe a buddy for braggin' rights )

Production = stock, as store bought
Standard = as long as it fits in the box
Open = just about anything goes

 

[chrisward3]

haha ya thats what i meant (switched it)..its late and im tired!

see i figured that too, but does glock offer a factory conversion barrel? if they did i wonder if that would allow you to still compete as it would still be all factory with no aftermarket parts?

You mean out of Production and into Standard, and yes, I believe it does. I don't care which class I'm in. I shoot IPSC for fun and I compete against myself (and maybe a buddy for braggin' rights )

Production = stock, as store bought
Standard = as long as it fits in the box
Open = just about anything goes

 

[Mercury0_0]

I don't know what it is but I switch those two all the time. Then I get hauled over the coals about it from post whores.