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  • tai
    Member
    • Aug 2007
    • 462

    Glock 29 10mm

    I think I am going to get a Glock 29 10mm, but just like to know is it hard to control? Because is a smaller Glock. I have a Glock 26 9mm and I like the handle of that gun. But in 10mm I am not sure, so I just like to know the handle of the Glock 29. Thanks
  • #2
    gunrun45
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2006
    • 2018

    Might as well get the 40S&W and stoke it with +P ammo. From such a short barrel you might as well just light them on fire and get it over with.

    I once knew a specially placed ABC officer who carried one as his UC gun...
    We had to move him up to the target to get him to qualify there was so much recoil. 10mm freaks (I am one also...) will tell you there is no substitute but its kinda like shooting a 357 snubnose revolver. Might as well be shooting a 38+P instead.
    Murphy's Law - What can happen will happen at the least opportune moment

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    • #3
      Steve-O
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2006
      • 721

      I have found mine to be very controllable, but I have yet to shoot the hot stuff from companies like Buffalo Bore and/or Double Tap. I found that adding a Brooks AGrip and pierce magazine extensions added much to the comfort and controlability of the pistol.

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      • #4
        galabomber
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2007
        • 906

        i'm trying to get a 29 upper assembly for my 30SF(), so i can shoot 45 AND 10mm. as soon as i get one, i'll be sure to let you know.

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        • #5
          SJgunguy24
          I need a LIFE!!
          • May 2008
          • 14849

          Never heard of +p .40 cal. I thought that was loaded to max pressure already. 10mm is a BOOMER I use it as a back up when i'm goin' after hogs.
          There are 3 kinds of people in this world.
          The wise, learn from the mistakes of others.
          The smart, learn from their own mistakes.
          The others, well......they just never learn.

          "Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, Give Me Liberty, Or Give Me Death!"
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          • #6
            sevans
            CGN/CGSSA Contributor
            CGN Contributor
            • Jun 2007
            • 962

            Originally posted by galabomber
            i'm trying to get a 29 upper assembly for my 30SF(), so i can shoot 45 AND 10mm. as soon as i get one, i'll be sure to let you know.
            I love the 29 slide on the 30SF. Very fun gun to shoot!

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            • #7
              blindluck
              Member
              • Apr 2006
              • 179

              Originally posted by gunrun45
              Might as well get the 40S&W and stoke it with +P ammo. From such a short barrel you might as well just light them on fire and get it over with.

              I once knew a specially placed ABC officer who carried one as his UC gun...
              We had to move him up to the target to get him to qualify there was so much recoil. 10mm freaks (I am one also...) will tell you there is no substitute but its kinda like shooting a 357 snubnose revolver. Might as well be shooting a 38+P instead.
              A 357 mag snubby has much more energy than a 38 special snubby loaded with +p ammo. Here's an article:


              ...and here's some numbers from buffalo bore's site using a 125 grain bullet from a 3" barrel:
              38 special - 1018 fps
              38 special +p - 1180 fps
              357 magnum - 1476 fps

              Both references state about a 300fps advantage from using a 357 magnum when compared to 38 special +P with same bullet weight from a snubby. That is a significant difference IMO.

              The velocity loss from a short barrel is measurable but is actually pretty small when compared to the velocity gain from using a more powerful cartridge. I'd recommend getting the G29. I'm sure it's a great gun. If you want to shoot 40S&W or 357SIG out of it, then get a barrel for that purpose from LoneWoldDist.

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              • #8
                Ironballs
                Member
                • Oct 2005
                • 488

                G29 in 10mm is awesome... it can be loaded down to be easy on the wrist., and she can be loaded way hot to be the deadliest thing in its size range...

                I am a fan of the 10mm, however may I suggest a G30 (same as G29) but in .45 acp instead of 10mm. From there, you can convert her to shoot 10mm and have the best of both worlds... (conversion bbl and mags, or new upper and ejector and mags in 10mm and its on).
                PRK -----> Henderson - Las Vegas area.
                Not a single regret!

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                • #9
                  tai
                  Member
                  • Aug 2007
                  • 462

                  Originally posted by Ironballs
                  G29 in 10mm is awesome... it can be loaded down to be easy on the wrist., and she can be loaded way hot to be the deadliest thing in its size range...

                  I am a fan of the 10mm, however may I suggest a G30 (same as G29) but in .45 acp instead of 10mm. From there, you can convert her to shoot 10mm and have the best of both worlds... (conversion bbl and mags, or new upper and ejector and mags in 10mm and its on).

                  How do you cover the 45 ACP to 10mm? Change the barrel? Thanks

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                  • #10
                    gunrun45
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 2018

                    Originally posted by SJgunguy24
                    Never heard of +p .40 cal. I thought that was loaded to max pressure already. 10mm is a BOOMER I use it as a back up when i'm goin' after hogs.
                    Try corbon, bufalo bore, etc...
                    Winchester also makes an SXT LE round as well as Federal.
                    Murphy's Law - What can happen will happen at the least opportune moment

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                    • #11
                      gunrun45
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2006
                      • 2018

                      Originally posted by blindluck2
                      A 357 mag snubby has much more energy than a 38 special snubby loaded with +p ammo. Here's an article:


                      ...and here's some numbers from buffalo bore's site using a 125 grain bullet from a 3" barrel:
                      38 special - 1018 fps
                      38 special +p - 1180 fps
                      357 magnum - 1476 fps

                      Both references state about a 300fps advantage from using a 357 magnum when compared to 38 special +P with same bullet weight from a snubby. That is a significant difference IMO.

                      The velocity loss from a short barrel is measurable but is actually pretty small when compared to the velocity gain from using a more powerful cartridge. I'd recommend getting the G29. I'm sure it's a great gun. If you want to shoot 40S&W or 357SIG out of it, then get a barrel for that purpose from LoneWoldDist.
                      If you read the rest of my statement I was trying to relate to USEABLE real world control of the firearm during actual shooting. There is a reason the 10mm came first. I think it is a great round and I love it dearly. There is also a reason the 40S&W was invented after the 10mm had to be loaded down for most officers and average shooters to comfortably control. Most people who shoot do not reload and it SPECIFICALL VOIDS your glock warranty if you do so. That kinda precludes most folks from shooting reduced loads in snubnose compact semiauto's. If you want to invest some extra dough in an aftermarket barrel (don't know if available) for you G29 then I suppose you don't have to worry about reloads voiding your factory warranty.

                      If you can control it, great. Its not for everyone and is a chore for a average shooter to fire, load for or carry. If you are a 10mm enthusiast then great.
                      Murphy's Law - What can happen will happen at the least opportune moment

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                      • #12
                        blindluck
                        Member
                        • Apr 2006
                        • 179

                        Originally posted by gunrun45
                        If you read the rest of my statement I was trying to relate to USEABLE real world control of the firearm during actual shooting.
                        Sorry, I misread the intent of your post.

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                        • #13
                          galabomber
                          Senior Member
                          • Oct 2007
                          • 906

                          sevans. PM sent.

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                          • #14
                            JBird33
                            Senior Member
                            • Jan 2008
                            • 559

                            No such thing as .40 SW +p.

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                            • #15
                              Ironballs
                              Member
                              • Oct 2005
                              • 488

                              Originally posted by tai
                              How do you cover(t) the 45 ACP to 10mm? Change the barrel? Thanks
                              please visit glocktalk.com for more info...
                              there are conversion bbls available that will do the trick
                              On my .45acp glocks, I found a used 10mm complete upper (slide) about the same price as a conversion bbl, so I went that route. I have many conversion bbls for my other glocks (40s&w converted to 9mm and 357sig) and they all work flawless so far...
                              PRK -----> Henderson - Las Vegas area.
                              Not a single regret!

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