you know anything about the m&p magazine extensions?

No I remember seeing them a while back but I never investigated them.

wow, so the mags were scarce even before all of this. the fnh magazines were the same way. I guess the companies are thinking that if everybody that bought a pistol bought one extra magazine they be on the shelves for years. now a days people hoard away 6 to 20 mags I guess. add the frenzy and not telling when they will show up...

i would like to have 4 but looks like that's almost the price of the gun right now.

Hey grease to switch a glock from .40 to 9mm you need a conversion barrel. Mine is lone wolf you cant use a glock 9mm barrel. I think it was 80-90 bucks.

Ok cool thanks Psyop
Yeah Lazi they were kind of expensive also the mags that is 30+ bucks if I remember correctly.

I found some glock lowers for sale how available are the uppers?

Grease, if you think that the Milreg is "Old School" I would hate to hear what you think the S5 or the Muppy are. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Oh, btw I had to pry another door open with my Reg. The Door moaned, groaned and cracked. The Reg laughed. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

LOL anything before the 11 series is old school to me.

I cant wait to see this beast.

I didnt know you could buy Glock lowers

You also need a 9mm specific extractor or you will almost certainly have reliability issues. Also, you may need to change recoil spring weight to account for the difference in slide masses between 9mm & .40 S&W Glocks. Glock's have their cycling rates controlled by slide mass instead of recoil springs, so this could cause cycling issues if you have a .40 S&W slide mass firing 9mm rounds.

Glock uppers should be readily available, but they will cost darned near what a complete Glock pistols would retail for which kind of defeats the purpose. I believe most of the cost of production is in their uppers, being that the lowers are mainly polymer and cheap stamped trigger group parts. I wouldn't be surprised if it cost them $20 or less to produce the lowers.....

you can pretty much build a glock like you can an AR. not as many parts and as much a supply but pretty muh the same idea. custom everything...