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[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by Pirate

I will have to look into that. I am still under the impression that you don't lube the firing pin assembly. But I could be wrong.

Correct, Glock is a dry system. Was just curious if caps changed that for sealing purposes or something. That might be why people had issues with them, its hard not to lube up a Glock. Amazing really.

Originally Posted by Pirate

I would tend to agree, but me living around a lot of water it could save me if need be. Only thing I have heard is not to fire hollow points under water as they tend to expand before they leave the barrel.

interesting....will have to do some checking on this....very interesting theory.

[BlackKnight]

Any firearm is useless under water anyway. The caps are for draining of water after being submerged.
Interesting to note. When I was in the armorer's course the instructor made point to highlight that the caps could only be ordered from Glock through an agency with a letter from the Chief. I go home and find them all over the internet.

[sdmc530]

Originally Posted by BlackKnight

When I was in the armorer's course the instructor made point to highlight that the caps could only be ordered from Glock through an agency with a letter from the Chief. I go home and find them all over the internet.

I think this was a hint......

[Pirate]

Apparently I did not share the vid here. the guy in the vid bought them from the same store I did. Yes you only may get a 3 foot shot but coming out of the water shooting could save your life.. hence the reason only sells them to leo and military,