View Full Version : Just picked up a Glock 33
arjohnson
08-09-2003, 16:32
I just bought a model 33 and went straight to the range with it. I figured it should be no worse than a model 27 in the recoil department, it shocked me as it seemed to have more recoil than the 27. I shot Speer 125grn lawman which wasn't to bad, then I shot some Triton high velocity 125grn HP and some Speer Goldot 125grn HP and they were quite nasty. It will be a good CCW gun. I'm used to shooting the Glock 9mm's ( 17,19,26,34 ) and this 33 made them feel like a 22 rimfire, exagerating a little of course, but very pleased with it. Can't wait to shoot it again and get a little more comfortable with it, it is a very accurate gun that I think takes a little getting used to. ;f
Scott E.G.
08-09-2003, 17:27
Yeah, the G33 would not be my first choice for a range gun, but it is definately an outstanding CCW. If I'm going to shoot .357sig all day at the range, I want a full sized platform or a heavier pistol like the Sig so my hand isn't aching all night.;f
Screaming .357G
08-09-2003, 22:19
I agree with both of you guys;f
I have a pair of G33's and love em...Great little backup or bare bones carry weapon.
My Sig 226ST.357 (all stainless frame/slide has become my favorate range/carry gun.
I have no experience with the G33, but I always thought the .357 Sig would be a real "screamer" in a longer barrel. I'm still waiting for a P/T model (like the G34 & G35) chambered in .357 Sig.
Couldn't wait so I put a 357 sig barrel in my model 35, I also got a 9mm barrel for it. Now what did I do with the factory 40S&W barrel again. I can't remember where it is.
I now have the softest shooting 9mm and a much better round than the 40S&W in the .357 sig.
Yoni
I thought the G35 would make a nice platform for the .357 Sig. What brand of barrel did you use (I was looking at Briley).
New to Glock pistols, but I picked up my G33 a few weeks back and I have been very pleased with it. So far it seems to be a great CCW gun, which is what I bought it for. Any tips or advice on the Glocks are appreciated.
:)
DeadMansLife
08-12-2003, 17:49
Originally posted by tericm
Any tips or advice on the Glocks are appreciated.
:)
Shoot'em 'til ya can't stand'em. Then let a friend shoot for a while.
Almost 29k through my G31 and I have yet to have a part break. Only a few shooter induced or ammo related failures. None/zero/nada/zip failures were the guns fault.
Feed it what you like for pratice but give it the good stuff(Speer Gold Dots) for defence.
The most important thing to remember is:
ALWAYS HOLD YOUR GLOCK ATLEAST ONCE A DAY!!!
And talk nice to it. You may have to ask it to save your live someday!
Rusty Jr
08-12-2003, 17:53
I picked up a G32 last February, then got a G33. The G33 is extremely accurate, at least for me I'm better with it than the G32 (which I sold). It's my primary CCW and range gun. Love it ;f
G26
G33
CZ-PCR
Kahr PM9
I got a federal arms because it was cheap it cost me about $60.00.
I have to say it is not a pretty as some of the "name" barrels but it shoots fine.
I may replace it with a name barrel just for the fun of it.
Yoni
Originally posted by DeadMansLife
Feed it what you like for pratice but give it the good stuff(Speer Gold Dots) for defence.
The most important thing to remember is:
ALWAYS HOLD YOUR GLOCK ATLEAST ONCE A DAY!!!
And talk nice to it. You may have to ask it to save your live someday!
Thanks for the advice. I'm using the Gold Dots for carry and using the Speer Lawman for practice. I remember to rub it with my silicon rag once a day. ;)
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