glock 21?

[21SF]

21SF of course

[Mr.1904]

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I love mine

[Clutch-n-Throttle]

I bought a S&W M&P45 last year. Great gun. It had a couple magazine reloading issues I didn't like. I sold it and got a G21SF. Never looking back.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

i am going to be buying a new handgun soon. i was thinking a glock 21 or a s&w .45---i want a .45-

You can't buy a handgun in California until you are 21 years of age. If your parent or grandparent is also a California resident then they can give you one as a gift once you turn 18, but you can't pay for one yourself until you are 21.

[MASTERLAB]

Flock 21sf

[bighead]

I've shot 2 21's over the course of 17 years.I think I've had 2 malfunctions, one because the floorplate of the mag just fell and the other I don't remember.Ive been able to palm a basketball since junior high so I actually add a slip on grip to help build a better hold.The 21 is scary accurate if you learn to take your time and practice.An added bonus is they hold 15 rds.

[451040]

Glock 21? Yes!

An added bonus is they hold 15 rds.

13 rounds in free state OEM magazines.

[socalbowhunter]

You can't buy a handgun in California until you are 21 years of age. If your parent or grandparent is also a California resident then they can give you one as a gift once you turn 18, but you can't pay for one yourself until you are 21.

What?

[Siberian23]

Op, I don't think you can go wrong with either, also in the same price range is an xd .45. For what it's worth I have a glock 30sf and love it. Fits my medium sized hand just fine. I would go hold them all and whichever one feels the best in your hand and you feel comfortable shooting get that one.

And yes you can get a nice solid shooting 1911 for under $1000. Shoot a used Wilson/Nighthawk/Brown/Baer will come in under $3k. Yes I do have a high end 1911 like that and no I'm not planning on getting rid of the g30sf anytime ever. They are completely different animals.

[MIAMIbaseballer]

Can't go wrong with either. Try to shoot both before buying.... I love my G21 though! It was my first gun at 14 and it'll always be my favorite!

[courage1]

You can't buy a handgun in California until you are 21 years of age. If your parent or grandparent is also a California resident then they can give you one as a gift once you turn 18, but you can't pay for one yourself until you are 21.

Would you please mind your own business?

[courage1]

What?

He's saying that because I have a thread asking why calgunners are rude to young calgunners. I'm 16. So legally speaking I can't purchase a firearm by myself.

[Zerorye351w]

I own a M&P45 and sold my Glock 21 (non-SF) and enjoyed both. I don't mind the large G21 frame, though I do prefer the feel of the M&P. I think it's more ergo friendly. I own the G20SF, which feels more like my G22 so for smaller hands I would recommend the SF. Either way, can't go wrong with 45ACP.

[courage1]

I own a M&P45 and sold my Glock 21 (non-SF) and enjoyed both. I don't mind the large G21 frame, though I do prefer the feel of the M&P. I think it's more ergo friendly. I own the G20SF, which feels more like my G22 so for smaller hands I would recommend the SF. Either way, can't go wrong with 45ACP.

The M&P is another one I'm considering. I'm going to see which is a better fit for my hands. I have not held a G21 yet. Is it really as -fat- as everyone says?

[Zerorye351w]

The M&P is another one I'm considering. I'm going to see which is a better fit for my hands. I have not held a G21 yet. Is it really as -fat- as everyone says?

It is thick, but when I first started buying handguns, I thought the Beretta 92FS and HK USP were too thick and too high bore profile, but now I own the USP. You get used to the size and learn to adapt. I wold recommend, to start, would be to find one that just feels right in the hand. If you do, you won't have that issue of discomfort while shooting.