brass/aluminum/steel case ammo for glocks?

[PsychoI3oy]

I know Glocks need jacketed ammo and I know Marlin runs cci aluminum in his 10mm but I have yet to find any consensus on what's good or decidedly not good for glocks (specifically .45ACP if it makes a difference) so I'm throwing this out there.

ETA: I voted other just so I can see the results :roll:

[BadShot]

Can't say as I've ever met a Glock that wouldn't eat any factory load. Seen some issues with weak handloads, but not manufactured ammo. That is one of the beauties of the Glock weapon.

[PsychoI3oy]

Can't say as I've ever met a Glock that wouldn't eat any factory load. Seen some issues with weak handloads, but not manufactured ammo. That is one of the beauties of the Glock weapon.

I don't plan on doing handloading anytime soon. Can't do it right now cause I'm in an apartment and I'd never shoot someone else's handloads.

Thanks for the input.

[The1andOnlyKC]

Hell I even feed my Glock Marlin's hand loads.... :wink:


Mine have eaten everything I have put in them.

[PsychoI3oy]

Well, I might trust his handloads but I'm not about to buy Unkle JimBob's handloads from JoeBob at the jerky, I mean gun show and try them.

[Marlin]

I have done both brass and AL. in mine, with no problem. Can't say to Steel, not much in steel cased 10MM out there. . Haven't heard many problems with steel in other calibers though.

[7idl]

the only things safe in a glock are those 'snap-caps'!
















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[Gman]

Just stay away from unknown .40 reloads.