Should I get a g20 even though I will probably be cheap about feeding it?

[Click Boom]

Or another wunder 9?

[Dattebayo]

I cannot recommend it, but I've shot about 100 rounds of 40SW out of my buddies G20 >.>;

[Click Boom]

i had 2 different bears ransack my front yard last night. damn overgrown rats. the night before i accidentally let my dog out and she got in a "fight" with a 450 pounder.

[Murmur]

i had 2 different bears ransack my front yard last night. damn overgrown rats. the night before i accidentally let my dog out and she got in a "fight" with a 450 pounder.

Sounds like a good justification for the wife as to why you finally need to buy that Beowulf upper.

[mr2ndamendment]

Mr. 2nd Amendment's Glock 20 buying guide.

1) Do you live around or hike in areas with large wild animals frequently?
YES = go on
NO = Don't buy it

2) Are these animals either bears or wild hogs?
YES = go on
NO = Don't buy it

3) Do you have an amazing disposable income to purchase 10mm to train with?
YES = go on
NO = Don't buy it

4) Is there really no other option available to you like a .357 wheel gun, hot-loaded .45 ACP, or even a .44 Mag wheel gun?
YES, THERE'S OPTIONS = Don't buy it
NO, THERE IS NO GUN ON EARTH THAT CAN DO THIS = go on

5) Don't buy it

Simple.

You'll never shoot it, when you do shoot it the ammo is scarce and expensive, and there are just about a million other readily-available options that could do better. If you're worried about big animals on your property, get a shotgun with slugs. Much more use you can get out of a good 12 gauge compared to a unicorn gun you'll never train with. Besides, the 10mm isn't the same cartridge it used to be. It's basically a 40+P these days, you have to search far and wide to find "old-school" 10mm and when you find it you won't want to shoot real 10mm out of a polymer gun.

[nate76239]

You can get a .45 glock like a 21 or 30 which they make a 10mm conversion barrel for. If you get the G20 it can be downgraded to .40 only

[evlblkrfl]

Not true. The 20 supports three of the best (factory) pistol rounds. 10mm/357 sig/40. With ONLY a barrel swap.

[Thunder Beast]

Buy ammo online $20 a box. Its cheaper than buying 45 in stores. Save your brass and reload or sell it off to recoup costs. People shoot moreally expensive calibers all the time but I only hear complaints about 10mm.

[Erion929]

i had 2 different bears ransack my front yard last night. damn overgrown rats. the night before i accidentally let my dog out and she got in a "fight" with a 450 pounder.

Maybe it's time to clear your yard? Do you have to shoot them? Buy a $15 air horn

http://www.walmart.com/ip/SeaSense-ECO-BLAST-Sport-Horn/10086726

[twotacocombo]

Besides, the 10mm isn't the same cartridge it used to be. It's basically a 40+P these days, you have to search far and wide to find "old-school" 10mm and when you find it you won't want to shoot real 10mm out of a polymer gun.

Underwood and Buffalo Bore make some pretty stout loads for the 10MM, and there's always hand loading.

[Click Boom]

i mean you can get 10mm from freedom for what, 50 cents a round? maybe less? but 9 is 20cents a round.

[Click Boom]

Mr. 2nd Amendment's Glock 20 buying guide.

1) Do you live around or hike in areas with large wild animals frequently?
YES = go on
NO = Don't buy it

2) Are these animals either bears or wild hogs?
YES = go on
NO = Don't buy it

3) Do you have an amazing disposable income to purchase 10mm to train with?
YES = go on
NO = Don't buy it

4) Is there really no other option available to you like a .357 wheel gun, hot-loaded .45 ACP, or even a .44 Mag wheel gun?
YES, THERE'S OPTIONS = Don't buy it
NO, THERE IS NO GUN ON EARTH THAT CAN DO THIS = go on

5) Don't buy it

Simple.

You'll never shoot it, when you do shoot it the ammo is scarce and expensive, and there are just about a million other readily-available options that could do better. If you're worried about big animals on your property, get a shotgun with slugs. Much more use you can get out of a good 12 gauge compared to a unicorn gun you'll never train with. Besides, the 10mm isn't the same cartridge it used to be. It's basically a 40+P these days, you have to search far and wide to find "old-school" 10mm and when you find it you won't want to shoot real 10mm out of a polymer gun.

But i have 3/5!!

[caliberetta]

For a $400 pounder? You got 140 bucks?

http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/alaskan-bear-vs-hi-point-pistol-alaska/

[Thunder Beast]

i mean you can get 10mm from freedom for what, 50 cents a round? maybe less? but 9 is 20cents a round.

On gunbot for 41-44 cents a round all day long.

[003]

Yes, of cxourse you should get a Glock 20. I do suggest taking a serious look at the 20SF. I have large hands (ex size gloves) and the SF is much more confortable for me.