Here you go, a threaded 10" polygonal 9mm (also offered in 357sig) barrel for the Glock 19 made by IGB of Austria...they're a bit pricey, but that's what happens when close to noone else makes them. They're currently showing 199 of these in stock: SKU: 19A P919 10G01:

https://www.zfi-inc.com/product/glo...-10-barrel-igb-austria-10-inch-barrel-for-glock-17-17l-20-21-22-23-24-31-34-35/

Have fun

 

If it's for a 17 or 35 you can buy an OEM 17L barrel. Glock 26 or 19 can use an OEM Gen 5 34 barrel.

 

https://kkmprecision.com/product/gen-5-glock-34-match-9mm-with-12x28-suppressor-threads/

IIRC, KKM will cut any length for no extra charge if you call them. Not sure if there is a length limit to their blanks? One of the finest aftermarket barrels you can buy.

 

Why?

 

Why NOT+1???

@#$*! Why must you always pooh pooh anything and everything that doesn't exist within the confines of or inside your OEM *only* Glock box??? Honestly, please please please allow others the right to do as they'd like without having to justify every single thing they're thinking of doing or have already done that doesn't meet with your personal approval or very narrow criteria. It's very discouraging and often times completely unwarranted.

Variety is the spice of life...maybe you should try some maple walnut ice cream instead of plain vanilla...you might even like the taste...but you'll never know unless you try it...

 

Why not?

 

You can't run a .357SIG in a G19, well, you could if you want to KB it. The pressure of the .357SIG is much higher than a 9mm, the OEM barrel OD is larger by about .022" and the breech tab is wider by about .020" So if you stick a .357SIG round in a 9mm barrel, no good.

Here is a 9" LoneWolf barrel I got for my G17L to part it off and thread it for Open Division (they were out of stock length barrels). So the internet ninnies said you couldn't run a 9" in a G17. Of course they were wrong...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=703fMnVhseY&feature=youtu.be

 

It seems asking the simple one-word question "why" some accessory for a Glock exists or is desired may be considered "politically incorrect". Should my one-word question be banned as "hate speech" by Glock-Antifa?

 

Maybe because asking “why?” indicates that you did not read the very first post at the very top of this thread. The poster says why.

 

Buy an 17L.

 

It seems asking the simple one-word question "why" some accessory for a Glock exists or is desired may be considered "politically incorrect". Should my one-word question be banned as "hate speech" by Glock-Antifa?

I suppose your response above was supposed to be clever? Political correctness has absolutely nothing to do with it. The OP came here to become educated, and you decided not to answer his inquiry but instead reply back with your own one word question, contributing absolutely nothing to the OP or this thread.

If you're not going to contribute in a meaningful fashion to threads here that for whatever reason cause you to question the motives of everyone but yourself, how about you hold your tongue and skip right over such inquiries, and stick to parroting the technical information you keep stored on your big Rolodex filled with Glock Technical Bulletins and the GlockOEMpartslist.txt files you keep handy on your 80286 IBM XT running DOS 2.0, because you've not been the least bit helpful on this thread.