Accurate, fast hits matter a LOT more than getting an extra 200 fps out of your bullet, and 99.999% of the time, those choosing .357 SIG over 9mm, or .45 ACP, or even .40 S&W, get nothing except a gun that has more expensive ammo, more blast, more recoil, and worse, slower hits on target. I’m still a lousy shot, but I shoot with a lot more zest! If the standard G31 sights don’t get the job done for you, make sure you find sights that do – there are enough options available that this should not be an issue. The Glock 31 utilizes standard polymer sites on the front and back of the slide of the gun, with a single dot on the front and a notched rear site marked and surrounded by a white “U” outline. On the recoil side, physics ‘R physics so a 125 grain projectile going at 1,400 fps is going to be a bit more than the same projectile going at 1,200 fps. While the 31 was noticeably less snappy than the Glock 32, we weren’t sure if this was a result of the larger gun size and weight, new recoil spring design, or combination of both. The main reason people choose .357 SIG is the endless desire to have more “stopping power”, the search for the Magic Handgun Bullet that’s somehow going to make a handgun work like a rifle. Walther P99 Review: I Got 99 Problems, but a P99 Ain’t One. We really, really like the new feel. Abnormally high pressure is not healthy for you or your gun. Add to Wish List Add to Compare. As you may know, we kind of have a thing for the .357 Sig cartridge – as evidenced by some our our previous work including our review on the Glock 32, CorBon .357 Sig DPX ammo, Federal Premium .357 Sig ammo, and a less serious work with Hornady’s Critical Defense .357 Sig ammo tested head-to-head with a big jar of grape jelly. Partners . Personally, I find the Glock 31 to handle better in terms of grip and recoil than any other .357 caliber handgun – there is a bit of an increase in difficulty in terms of handling, but as is to be expected when dealing with a gun and cartridge that provide more stopping power. For the record, it should be noted that this review is dealing with the Glock 31 Generation 4 – the latest iteration in the G31’s lifespan, and the most updated of the line. Secondly there is the firing pin safety, a spring-loaded safety which projects into the firing pin channel and blocks the firing pin from moving forward. The guy behind the curtains is me, Tom McHale. I liked the Glock 31, it was the second Glock I ever bought. Overall, the build of the Glock 31 follows the same general template established by the other members of the Glock family – a polymer and metallic blend in the body, a large slide with handy ribbing at the end for improved grip, ergonomic finger grooves for the grip, and handy and easily accessible controls, especially in the Gen 4 model which utilized a larger magazine … Not too shabby! I can’t imaging a .357sig Glock “Shooting itself apart.” This sounds like typical gunshop drivel. One of the benefits of the Glock’s ubiquity (there’s that word again) is the availability of aftermarket accessories like lights, lasers, fixed sights, and performance parts. Bringing You Honest, Reliable, and Engaging Firearm News and Reviews. Specialties: Firearms, California Compliant Firearms, Parts, Accessories, and Ammunition at a friendly local spot with the best pricing in the San Fernando Valley. You can, The guy behind the curtains is me, Tom McHale. The Glock frame and entire product line was originally designed for the 9mm cartridge, which has a lower pressure level than .357 SIG. Reviews (0) The GLOCK 31 is the optimum solution for all who are looking for these ballistic advantages in a reliable, yet light pistol with large magazine capacity.

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