Glock aftermarket custom parts & source?

Brocolt

Brocolt

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Who or where sells custom aftermarket Glock parts in Canada?

also can you shoot lead in a Lone Wolf Glock barrel?

has anyone put a compensator on a Glock and how has it worked for you?

looking for these Glock parts just to name a few.

- fiber optic front sight
- Magwell
- trigger kit
- mag bumpers
- mag release

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Brocolt said:
Who or where sells custom aftermarket Glock parts in Canada? Brownells or glockworks
also can you shoot lead in a Lone Wolf Glock barrel? Yes
has anyone put a compensator on a Glock and how has it worked for you? No idea
looking for these Glock parts just to name a few.

- fiber optic front sight
- Magwell
- trigger kit
- mag bumpers
- mag release
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TSE has some of the stuff on your list but I really think your best bet in getting what you want specifically is Brownell's. (I know not in CAN but they work great)
 
Brocolt said:
Who or where sells custom aftermarket Glock parts in Canada?

also can you shoot lead in a Lone Wolf Glock barrel?

has anyone put a compensator on a Glock and how has it worked for you?

looking for these Glock parts just to name a few.

- fiber optic front sight
- Magwell
- trigger kit
- mag bumpers
- mag release
Click to expand...

Lone Wolf barrels use standard rifling so lead bullets are fine. They are also pretty good quality for the money. Glock barrels have what is referred to as polygonal rifling. You can shoot lead bullets with no problem (might void the warranty however) but you have to be sure to clean the bore regularly.

For some reason polygonal rifling strips lead off lead bullets more than conventional rifling. Eventually this lead can build up to the point where it actually decreases the bore diameter, leading to increased pressure. I have actually witnessed a factory Glock barrel where the polygonal 'grooves' were filled with so much lead that it could removed in strips. I pointed this out to the owner who hopefully cleaned it before something bad happened.
 
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Check out my post about my new Glock 35 Gen 4. All parts came from www.glockstore.com, www.glockworx.com, and Brownells. All shipped USPS so no duties. Fantastic service from all companies.
 
New Questions asked:
with different companies making Glock parts who makes the best parts out there for Glock and what makes them the best?

just to name a few.

Zev Tech
Lonewolf
Ghost Inc.
Storm Lake
Dawson Precision
Bar-Sto


3 new Questions added.

Is Titanium parts worth installing?

What is a must change parts to improve a glock?

Who makes the best parts like?

firing pin striker
safety plunger
connector
extended magazine release
ejector
slide release lever
trigger kits
magwell
fiber optic sights
rear sights
slide cover
guide rod
 
firing pin striker- Glocl OEM
safety plunger- Glock OEM
connector Ghost inc. 3.5lbs rocket
extended magazine release Glock gen 4
ejector Glock gen3 OEM
slide release lever Glocl OEM ext.
trigger kits Have not tried them yet
magwell There silly
fiber optic sights Prefer tritium
rear sights Trijicon night sights
guide rod Glock OEM
 
On my new G34 Gen4, I will only do two things.

-Add ghost inc Rocket connector
-Polish trigger mech

I have used Ti parts and found they were junk
 
Other than connectors and maybe springs if you like the lighter ones most of the aftermarket Glock parts are useless junk. Leave it stock, add your sights and maybe a magwell if you want and spend the rest of your money on ammo and shoot it. Youll be much better served, and have a more reliable/durable gun.
 
front sight I would change to fiber optic, & rear get an adjustable sight, trigger job is a must so connector will be changed, just wasn't sure if the other items were gimick.
 
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