Huey
Quite a bit actually...
Friday, October 30, 2020, 15:58

Combat guns are usually chambered more loosely for feeding in a firefight. Also, reloading is not a factor for over expanded brass.

Hunting guns usually aren't fired repeatedly like battle guns. Excessive heat can cause a tight chambered gun to lock up.

Other factors are some of the hunting type barrels are ported which can blind you in a night fight.

My criteria for referencing "hunting barrels" was my use of cast bullets for hunting which are not recommended for factory Glock Barrels.

Others may disagree, but that's ok...