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I did it!
Finally walked away form the .40 Cal. Sold my 2 Glocks and a 44 magnum to boot, which I replaced with Gen 4: G21, G26 and G20.
I feel liberated!
I didn't consider myself a Fanboi, but after taking inventory I guess I may fall into that category I still love my Kimber, Berretta, BHP and CZ so don't get it twisted.
The G21 and G26 are on-duty carries, I wanted to have "the system" whereby both primary and secondary weapons utilize the same caliber and can share magazines, but trying to hide a full size Glock (G30) that wasn't going to happen, so I settled for the G26 9mm and I'm better off for it.
I wanted to keep the 44 magnum for hunting, but after realizing the limitations of the S&W 629, it was time to step-up and get a G20 10mm that can handle the big boy ammo, and a lot of it to boot.
Consolidation comes in many shapes and styles, this time I feel like I hit the trade-up lottery. As well as I shot the .40 cal, I just shoot the .45 much better. I love the .40, if you told me I could only have one round and I had to use it in both handgun and carbine, I'd take the .40. But in a world with so many choices, the do-it-all .40 was a compromise.
All the best,
Triple
Finally walked away form the .40 Cal. Sold my 2 Glocks and a 44 magnum to boot, which I replaced with Gen 4: G21, G26 and G20.
I feel liberated!
I didn't consider myself a Fanboi, but after taking inventory I guess I may fall into that category I still love my Kimber, Berretta, BHP and CZ so don't get it twisted.
The G21 and G26 are on-duty carries, I wanted to have "the system" whereby both primary and secondary weapons utilize the same caliber and can share magazines, but trying to hide a full size Glock (G30) that wasn't going to happen, so I settled for the G26 9mm and I'm better off for it.
I wanted to keep the 44 magnum for hunting, but after realizing the limitations of the S&W 629, it was time to step-up and get a G20 10mm that can handle the big boy ammo, and a lot of it to boot.
Consolidation comes in many shapes and styles, this time I feel like I hit the trade-up lottery. As well as I shot the .40 cal, I just shoot the .45 much better. I love the .40, if you told me I could only have one round and I had to use it in both handgun and carbine, I'd take the .40. But in a world with so many choices, the do-it-all .40 was a compromise.
All the best,
Triple
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