Glock 19 Lone Wolf not so "drop in" threaded barrel

[AllenM]

I bought a Glock 19 to use as a suppressor host and picked up a lone wolf threaded barrel for it. The barrel did drop right in but it was tight, However it functioned fine with WWB ammo and a couple other brands and it was very accurate.
Frustrations came along when I tried to run 147 grain subsonic and use it for what you would think it had threads on it for in the first place.
It would frequently jam and not go into battery. Last time to the range it jammed so bad that I had to just put it away and clear the jam later.
Wasn't just the long 147's either. jammed on some of my 125's that run in everything I put them in. (my 147's do too BTW

Turns out the barrel isn't throated at all to accept long bullets. I cleared the jam this morning checked the throat found the problem, throated the barrel test fired it tonight and it ran without a hitch.
If anybody else is running a Lone wolf barrel and having this issue let me know. I can help

 

[bigcraig]

Yep, I have LWD threaded barrel for a G34 that needs some attention.

However, getting it to you is yet another item on the "list".

 

[AllenM]

Yep, I have LWD threaded barrel for a G34 that needs some attention.

However, getting it to you is yet another item on the "list".

well if it helps I can do it while you wait kind of thing

 

[partyboy6686]

After reading your problem with you LWD barrel and reading another INGO members problem with his LWD barrel I think KKM is going to start getting some more business of people buying Glock Replacement/Conversion/Threaded barrels.

Link to other thread im talking about: https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ilure-9mm-lwd-barrel-40-9-g22-conversion.html

 

[AllenM]

There are a lot of Lone Wolf barrels out there. Hopefully I dont have that problem.

 

[shooter521]

Interesting, Allen. I've had a LWD threaded barrel in my G17 for awhile now, and have not had any feeding issues at all, regardless of the ammo type used. Runs fine with 147gr subsonics and my suppressor. Glad you were able to find and fix the problem, and are able to assist anyone else with a similar issue.