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tsst said:
Yes. I was also told by a friend that a simple barrel change will convert a 33 to a 27 and vice versa.
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That is correct. I have converted several of my guns from .40S&W to .357Sig in that manner. One other benefit of the .357Sig cartridge is that it tends to make feeding that necked down cartridge into a chamber VERY reliable. So feeding jams are really rather rare in a gun that shoots this caliber.
 
Rich Z said:
That is correct. I have converted several of my guns from .40S&W to .357Sig in that manner. One other benefit of the .357Sig cartridge is that it tends to make feeding that necked down cartridge into a chamber VERY reliable. So feeding jams are really rather rare in a gun that shoots this caliber.
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I may invest in the barrel just to have the option to shoot another caliber. Trying to decide on a holster now. I am considering the MTAC or similar.

http://www.comp-tac.com/product_info.php?products_id=95&osCsid=ku38b7jnk4927p5d5so2rp2i64

I picked up 500 rounds of 180gr FMJ for practice ammo to get used to the gun. Will probably look at 165gr JHP defense rounds to carry. The Federal hydra-shok ammo is pricey though at over $1 a round ($20.49 for 20 round box).
 
I've tended to be partial to the Speer Gold Dot design myself...

 
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