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my question being that i am about to buy one of these is, will i be able to go out and have a range gun and my ccw with this. i mean its glock, i do get that glock dependability right? i will be field stripping it regularly to clean and keep up to par, as long as i take care of it i shouldn't have any problems right? please someone message me or something and let me know whats up. and glock does market with that tactical shooting techniques or was it fn im unsure i know i saw a vid about it online how some new gun has a lever right where your index wud be for select fire or something oh ok its was fn on their sick ass fiveseven

futureglock33: Here is my opinion. I have both a Glock 32 and 33. The 33 is subcompact and NOT a range gun unless you buy the grip extenders. The grip extenders do work so you can use a high capacity magazine. You can only get 2 fingers around the Glock 33 unless you have a grip extender. Good for conceal carry.



The Glock 32 is the same caliber (357 sig) but a little larger. I think it can be a good conceal gun and a good range gun. If I had to choose one I would choose the glock 32 as it is just the right size for a range gun and a conceal carry gun too. I am told (not sure) that Glock 32's are ther standard issue to Forrest Park Rangers.

Correct, Forest Rangers need a round that penetrates wild animals. I personally don't care for the round, and wouldn't want the added recoil in a sub-compact Glock. It's a super-fast 9mm, and doesn't begin with a "4".

Just purchased my G33 sub compack, I am seeing post where you can buy a 40 cal. barrel for the 33 to shoot 40 cal. is this for real? If so where can I purchase the 40 cal. barrel to interchange with my 33 barrel?

bvurtdsr: Yes, you can shoot both 357 sig and 40 caliber from your Glock 33. Wolf sells match grade barrels for about $100-$110. Do a search and you will find them. Or you could ask a gun dealer to order you a Glock 40 caliber barrel too but they cost about $175.

I have the Wolf barrel and it is super accurate. My wolf barrel is 4 inches long and sticks out of the muzzle about an inch but that was a choice I made for more accuracy in target shooting. Good luck and have fun!

burtdsr: Congrats on your purchase, you'll enjoy the versatility of this model. I have both .357 and .40 barrels. Make sure you remember to use the proper ammo/caliber having 2 different barrels. You can get a stainless .40 barrel for an obvious difference, ck storm lake. I have a G23 magazine with a grip extension that is great for the range and for high capacity. G23 and G32 magazines are the same, made for the compact .40 and .357. I have a Pearce grip extension for my most concealable option, this gives me a comfortable but minimal grip (a place for your pinky). The sub-compacts are very dificult to shoot without these, IMO.

Does anyone know if a glock 26 9mm barrel and magazine can be used in the glock 33, I know the 40 cal is interchangable

I bought a Glock 33 today and as I was heading out the guy mentioned I needed .357 short rounds ??? I didn't think anything of it but I can't find any reference to a short round, I'm wondering if he was describing a sig round as opposed to a mag round??? Everything I found online says the Glock 33 is a .357 sig



Thanks, Paul

PaulClay: A Glock 33 uses 357 sig. It is much shorter than a 357 magnum.

Thanks Bruce, I finally came to that conclusion, it was just unusual to hear a reference to short rounds. I had asked him if it used sig rounds but I guess that southern accent got the better of me and I started second guessing his meaning.