I see the warning about not using reloads in Glocks . What about Springfield XD original model ?
1800803
There's lots of stories about reloads and Glocks, personal experience, I have reloaded for twenty plus years I have a couple Glocks I have one I bought new in 2001 model 23. I have had several thousand rounds down the pipe. Shot IDPA with this same gun, I have seen no damage or performance issues with it as well. You can go to Glocks website and visit customer support email tech support it may take a month but they will say the same. Unless your talking steel cased ammo.
1800804
You can use reloads in any gun, with glocks it is an issue of using all lead or non jacketed bullets. if you are planning on reloading it would be safer to use jacketed bullets anyways. As far as Springfield XD having the same issues as Glocks when it comes to lead bullets, I have no idea. Hope that helps.
1800805
I have seen the warnings too, but I have not had any problems loading for Clock.
1800806
I have a XDm .40 4.5" I reload for it all the time and havent had a misfeed, stovepipe or anything. I realize you have the XD original but in mine no problems.
1800807
I myself am just started reloading,I have also seen the warning about glocks. I do not have any experience with the firearm you mentioned I would suggest trying shooting forums and also maybe contacting the firearm manufacturer they may be able to help you
911187
First thing first is you will need a lee bulge buster to clean up the glocked up brass (bulge at the bottom of the cartridge from a non supposed barrel like a glock) then check the powder manufacturers Web site for load data and start with the light load first that is the best thing to do for the first round of reloads if everything comes out good then move up from there p.s. you should never use someone's recipe for reloads always use your manual or manufacturer load data there easy to get on there Web site's and have done all of the test
1861420
Sorry. I can't help you. I only reload 9mm & 40S&W. For those it works great.
726264
The amount of trigger pulls aren't the problem because of the silicone primer it's the case that messes up everything. You can pull the trigger all day just don't try to cycle them at all
931755
Having now looked at the walther ppq I can say without a doubt these will not work. The springfield XD has a dovetail cut on the rear and front sightsThe walther ppq appears to have a drilled and screwed front sight not a dovetail. The glock style HD sights may work but again I wouldConsult trijicon directly before purchasing.
82758
The way these are listed on Amazon, it is hard to decide which one. I got lucky and picked the low version for Glock. Which did fit my Glock 30. I also know that XD and XDS have the same dovetail. My advice is to call TruGlo, ask the question and get the part number and then shop on Amazon.
685266
i am sure it would fit 2 glock 19.... i am not cirtain about springfield XDM (sorry..not a gun guy..)
171454
On my box that mine came in .That two that are listed are :..THe Springfield XDS 3.3" ,Springfield XD Sub-Compact..Make sure before you buy,that its the right one.
1935273
No difference. All loads the same. Only thing might be if this brass was fired in a block. It will have a bulge in bottom of case that regular dies will not remove. You will need a Lee bulge buster and a Lee taper crimp die to get loaded ammo to work in most pistols. Do search for glocked brass it will explain it all.
146704
no , 40 cal brass shot in glocks has to fully re-sized in Redding base sizing die, brass is pushed all the way through the die, then run through the normal reloading procedure on my progressive press. the brass is safe to use and will function in the 40 m & p and springfield 40 xdm.
2220294
I read somewhere if mag does drop or you release it you have to clear the loaded round or it rolls back in the slide jams and releases gas. Pull slide back and shake out jammed round. I don't own one just thought Id mention that.
1549504
@OP: Yes, they will work on the Glock 27. Just make sure you select the Glock sights in the drop down - not the Springfield XD series.@Rich & @Edwin: Glock 42 and 43 front sights are the same size as the other Glock sights. The slide is more narrow than the double stack pistols, so while a standard Glock rear will slide into the G42/43 frame, they would hang off the slide on both ends. (FYI - I sat through a G43 demonstration sponsored by Glock and got the information straight from one of the engineers on the design team.) There are plenty of G42/43 sights being made now, and a complete list can be seen here: http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/glock-43-sights/ @OP: Yes, they will work on the Glock 27. Just make sure you select the Glock sights in the drop down - not the Springfield XD series.@Rich & @Edwin: Glock 42 and 43 front sights are the same size as the other Glock sights. The slide is more narrow than the double stack pistols, so while a standard Glock rear will slide into the G42/43 frame, they would hang off the slide on both ends. (FYI - I sat through a G43 demonstration sponsored by Glock and got the information straight from one of the engineers on the design team.) There are plenty of G42/43 sights being made now, and a... » Read More @OP: Yes, they will work on the Glock 27. Just make sure you select the Glock sights in the drop down - not the Springfield XD series.@Rich & @Edwin: Glock 42 and 43 front sights are the same size as the other Glock sights. The slide is more narrow than the double stack pistols, so while a standard Glock rear will slide into the G42/43 frame, they would hang off the slide on both ends. (FYI - I sat through a G43 demonstration sponsored by Glock and got the information straight from one of the engineers on the design team.) There are plenty of G42/43 sights being made now, and a complete list can be seen here: http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/glock-43-sights/ « Show Less
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If you mean Springfield "XD", no they don't fit. They also won't fit the XDS. I don't know if they will fit an XDM however.
9288
For the Springfield XD9 and the Ruger SR9 look at the Butler Creek Lula Loader T1008 sold an Amazon. Hope this is helpful...
863009
The way you reload. Unfortunately you have to reload every time you shoot. It weighs like a real gun.
530631
No it doesn't, or the 7.62x38 Nagant Revolver, 6.5mm Grendal and the .50 cal Beowolf. Its mainly a general reference for popular loadings. So any thing new in the last 5yrs or obscure is lacking.Do what I do and use the internet and common sense experience to work up a safe load.
1158664
i use this for a xds 9, and its awsome! u can easily forget u have it. im not sure about ur glock, due that its kinda chubby, if ur a skinny guy maybe u need a thinner gun. hope this was helpful.