Glock 17 barrel

[cop car]

So I've been doing some reading and what threaded barrel would you guys suggest getting for a glock 17?

lone wolf threaded
a cut down Glock 34 barrel
a kkm precision
Or other aftermarket

ive read some people claim that the kkm and lone wolf barrels will shoot better than a factory glock barrel.

 

[AllenM]

I would go with either aftermarket barrel. That gives you the added advantage of being able to shoot lead bullets.
KKM to me would be better quality

 

[Tinner666]

After putting new sites and a Lone Wold in my 26, not threaded, I'd say go with LW. I just leaned against a tree to fire three and adjust the sites at 30'. All three rounds went in the same hole. Made the adjustment and did it again, all in the X. I never did that with the G barrel, though I could have just been having a really good day.

 

[8th SPS USAF]

I have Storm Lake in my XDM 4.5 9mm Threaded Works great Bar-Sto, but higher priced.

 

[cop car]

leaning twards KKM.

only nice thing about lone wolf is that they seem to be more places.. hoping I can find a KKM at the 1500 at the end of the month

 

[openwell]

I just bought a lone wolf for my Glock 17 gen 4 and really like it. Shoots small groups with factory Fed 115gr fmj. Feeds and ejects well too. You can get one from MidwayUSA for only $89.99 using promo NRAbadge10. Ordered on Monday and arrived on Friday using cheap $5 shipping.

 

[James20]

I would go with the lone wolf. They're priced good and work just fine.

 

[Jeremy1066]

I've never bought a LW product because they will not tell you where their products are manufactured. They are simply a distributor.

 

[Bluestarbass]

isn't there a rumor glock is going to start doing threaded barrels? Not sure if those are for the 17 or not.

 

[openwell]

I've never bought a LW product because they will not tell you where their products are manufactured. They are simply a distributor.

You might be really disappointed if you did buy lone wolf. Mine came from MidwayUSA in a square plastic tube. Just the barrel. No paper work, no instructions or nothing. LOL But I really love the way mine shoots in my Glock 17 gen 4. Does not matter to me where it was manufactured to me.