View Full Version : Glock 34 in Limited-10 w/ "major" 9mm loads?
bimmerboy
04-14-2008, 21:42
Can anyone tell me if hand loading major 9mm loads for use in USPSA Limited-10 is possible? I'd like to make the jump into L-10 with my G34 but don't want the 9mm to be a disadvantage right off the bat.
If it's ok to do... great! If not, a G35 is in my future!
I know there are people shooting 9mm major though Glocks, but I don't think it's legal in any division except Open. Pretty sure major in all other divisions requires .40-caliber or larger.
Check over on brianenos.com - I've seen numerous threads about it over there.
Glock Dave
04-14-2008, 22:31
Not allowed. Must be .40 cal or larger to make major in Limited or limited 10.
But at the same time have fun and shoot it in L 10 anyways.
Gotta be 40 or bigger. But I strongly advise against major 9 in any Glock, even with after market 'more' supported barrels.
Can anyone tell me if hand loading major 9mm loads for use in USPSA Limited-10 is possible?
Loading 124s to major isnt hard.
Convincing the match staff to score you major with a 9x19 in any division other than open or revolver will be hard.
Duck of Death
04-16-2008, 10:25
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But I strongly advise against major 9 in any Glock, even with after market 'more' supported barrels.
I have 2 G34 9mm major guns w/KKM barrels and comps. It's easy and safe to do in Glocks.
gary newport
04-16-2008, 15:17
Can anyone tell me if hand loading major 9mm loads for use in USPSA Limited-10 is possible? I'd like to make the jump into L-10 with my G34 but don't want the 9mm to be a disadvantage right off the bat.
If it's ok to do... great! If not, a G35 is in my future!
Put 'em all in the A-zone and Major won't matter! :whistling:
FWIW, I occasionally shoot Limited with a 9mm barrel in my G35. It's kind of cool to have 23+1 and have a gun that kicks like a .22 with my my 160gr. loads. Probably not the hot set up for a GM fighting for 1st place, but I'm only around the mid-high end of B class.
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