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Wilson is making them as well. You really need to take a look at the loads though you are shooting. A bunch of them around today are not loaded to the original Norma round. If you are shooting the 200gr at full power it will give you a much different feel then the 180 gr sub sonic which is basically going to be a 40. I am waiting for my Wilson to be finished in 10mm and already purchased a bunch of ammo for it. I have shot the 1006 and it isn't bad at all with the full power loads.
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What do you think about the G29's? I'm thinking about getting one of those instead of the 20War does not determine who is right - only who is left!!
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Ammo costs kill meMaybe it's just me, but I hate stupid people!Comment
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Kimber:
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I can recommend the Glocks, Colts, Kimbers, Smiths and Rugers.
Try to be environmentally responsible and shoot to the south. 20+ years of 10mm being fired northwards has rotated the planet and caused global warming.It's not PTSD, it's nostalgia.Comment
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I have two Glock 20s. One is a G20c and the other is a G20sf. I would suggest the G20 like others have said over a 1911 platform due to the power of a true full power load. In general a true full power load will not be found on the shelf, but will rather be a hand load, a 135gr bullet at speeds nearing 1800ft/sec or a 180 gr bullet going near 1400ft/sec. These are full boat loads. Loads like these will cause the glock frame to twist and tweak as it absorbs the recoil. Thanks to the elastic principals of the polymer frame however, the frame returns to its original shape. The same cannot be said for a 1911 frame which does not share the same elastic properties of polymer.
If however you plan on only shooting factory 10mm loads get the 1911.Co-Founder of the Contra Costa Contras shooting teamComment
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Increase your options by looking for a 1911 in .40. A simple barrel change and magazines you have two calibers in one gun. You could have the chamber cut for 10 mill too.
With two barrels you can shoot 40 if you're broke 10mil when you're feeling flush.
I have a DE and a Glock in 10 I shoot the Glock.I move slow but I make up for it by shooting poorly.
When I hit the lotto I'm only shooting factory.Comment
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