[SWJ]

The exact same here. The gun seems to function OK but I've not fired enough rounds through it to be confident. I assume yours functions without problem?

I’ll add to that. I carried my Gen 3 G23 with a Lone Wolf 9mm conversion for 10 years. Put well over 5k rounds through that including many classes. I didn’t change anything but the barrel and the mags. I never experienced any issues with that gun at all. I did eventually sell it a couple years ago and get a G19 but the set up was solid in my experience. I gave that barrel to my brother who continues to use it for his G23 but not for carry. I still have one for my G22 that I use now an again for the kids but not to carry.

 

[Rongee]

I’ll add to that. I carried my Gen 3 G23 with a Lone Wolf 9mm conversion for 10 years. Put well over 5k rounds through that including many classes. I didn’t change anything but the barrel and the mags. I never experienced any issues with that gun at all. I did eventually sell it a couple years ago and get a G19 but the set up was solid in my experience. I gave that barrel to my brother who continues to use it for his G23 but not for carry. I still have one for my G22 that I use now an again for the kids but not to carry.

I bought a G27 but should have bought a 26. But the 27 was all my online dealer had at the time so I thought I would take a flyer. Immediately, I found that I did not like the sharp recoil in the subcompact so I decided to convert it to 9 mm. Unfortunately for me, and this is off topic, the G27 is at this point the only pistol registered to my California CCW. So if it goes on as a G27, I have to shoot it in .40 cal. Nothing I can do so I'm back to zero! 😅

 

[SWJ]

Yep, I used to have to list the gun and serial # in each caliber and count it as two guns of 3 on my permit here in CA. Our county now allows 5 on the permit and you are able to list one gun with multiple calibers if applicable. Like this: