How to Set Up My Glock 34 Gen 4 (9mm) for Bullseye Indoor 50'

Hey All --

I have a brand new, stock Glock G34 Gen 4 that I'm hoping to use paper-punching indoors at 50'. I want to set the gun up for accurate competing and have two major constraints:

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1) The winter "Postal Bullseye" competition up here in Maine only permits open/iron sights in the centerfire division. The plastic stock sights on the Glock 34 are horrible — I cannot even adjust them for a "zero" at 50'.

What do you all recommend for a metal, adjustable rear sight and "matching" front?

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2) My range prohibits shooting jacketed bullets in the indoor pistol range — lead only. Things I've seen online suggest that the stock Glock rifling does not perform well with non-jacketed rounds.

  a] Do you guys have anything to say about how successful I'll be shooting Lead Round Nose bullets in my G34? — everything will be sub-sonic!

  b] What after-market barrel will be best if the stock rifling won't cut it?

Okay! I do know that a 9mm Glock is not anyone's idea of a high-performing bullseye gun. But, that's what I've got and I'm looking to work within the limitations. 

Jim

I use Champion adjustables on the rear w/ Dawson Precision fronts & am partial to Bar-Sto barrels for lead in my Glocks

the glock is not very well suited for what you want from it. Defiantly need to change out the barrel ,KKM is the current favorite for 9mm, not sure if they make one for your glock.  then you still have the fact that lead 9mm not very accurate from what ive read. Topic going now on the BE email list about it.

I have a G35 that I shoot indoors and have a Lone Wolf bbl in it which I shoot home cast range scrap lead boolits from. I wanted a KKM bbl but couldn't find one when I was looking so I ended up with a lower cost LW. My G35 surprisingly accurate despite what many may say about Glock's design inaccuracies. I am almost as accurate with it as I am with my .45 Range Officer.

Plated bullets like Berry's or Xtreme work in Glock barrels and are not subject to jacketed bullet restrictions at some indoor ranges.