Alright, so there's a lot of talk out there, 40 cal versus 9-millimeter. Which is better. Which is... which is not.
Advantages of one versus advantages of the other.
I hear people say I won't carry anything that doesn't start with a 4. OK, fine. Whatever.
Emm...
You also see that. There's a lot of people that are going back to 9-millimeter.
9-millimeter it's just easier to train with. You carry more ammo.
I want to go down that road right now. However what I what I do want to talk about...
is...
Let's say you have that firearm that's chambered in 40 calibers, such as this GLOCK 23 right here
40 Caliber...
Emm...
great knockdown power, great concealed carry weapon.
However, I'm [plinking] in the in the backyard with 40 cal...
It's just not as fun to shoot as 9 mil, and it's also 40 cal ammo is a lot more expensive than 9 mil
So what you [wind up] having is a firearm that you're not training with enough.
The weapon that you train with in the most should be the weapon that you have with you the most.
This should be a firearm that you're just wearing... wearing the numbers off of practicing with.
So, how do I train with this thing without having to put it away and get another pistol?
Well, let me break down for your. Lone Wolf...
is come up with
a 40 Cal to 9 mil conversion barrel. Now this barrel it's it's mark 40 to 9
and they have threaded versions for all you ninjas out there. Alright?
But literally all you do is put this inside the firearm, and that's it. You're done.
They say, it'll shoot. Now, I immediately wanted to throw up the bullshit flag, right?
Same extractor, same spring. There's there's no way this thing is going [to] work.
And if it does, it's not going to work reliably. It's not going to be accurate.
I'm here to tell you: swapping it out, very very quick.
Literally.
Pull off the slide. Pull the spring. Pull the barrel out.
Drop the barrel in. Put your same spring back inside the firearm.
Put the slide back on the gun. This gun is now set up to shoot 9-millimeter.
Can you use the 40 cal mags with 9-millimeter? Yeah!
They will actually hold 9 mil rounds. However, if you have any GLOCK 17, GLOCK 19 magazines,
they will also fit this firearm. Now, the advantages of it is
now I can go out in the afternoon when the buddies want to shoot.
I want to do some drills with my old unit, whatever.
I can go up, and I can pound all day long with that 9-millimeter.
Get all my practice in. Then, if I'm still planning on carrying 40 cal at the end of the day,
I can shoot two or three magazines of 40 Cal ammo.
It allows my body to still be used to that recoil impulse being a little bit stronger than the 9 mil,
but now I have...
a gun that I have trained with, I'm competent with. So the moment of truth when I need it,
I've got a firearm that I've practiced a lot with. So the long Lone Wolf barrel. I'm here to tell you: it's...
These sights are dead-on balls accurate. That's the medical term for it. There's no...
There's just no adjustment needed at all. It's very very reliable.
I don't have any more jams than I do shooting regular 40 cal through this thing. So, it's Lone Wolf.
I hate to push a particular brand one over the other but I'm here to tell you
Lone Wolf conversion barrel, 40 to 9-millimeter.
They really knocked this one out park right here. This is a great great product.