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And an original Bren 10.

Since you mentioned it, ...

An original (old school) BT:

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A pair of "new school" BTs, ... that is, if Vltor ever gets them to market:

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Motivational school BT:

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:D
 
Finally my 9 inch barrel arrived !

I haven't tried it yet but did watch hickok45 run this barrel and it looks promising.

I have some 155 TMJ that clocks 1500 FPS out of a stock barrel, this 9 incher might bump it up to 1800. :evil:

For pig hunting you can't beat a long slide Glock 20.

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Make sure you practice your draw, Oceanbob! Especially if you intend to hunt angry bacon with it. My Javelina can be difficult to properly draw and it only has a measly 7-inch barrel.
 
Just bought my first 10mm last week. Gen 4 G20. Was hesitant, as ever glock I've every purchased, I've sold within a couple of weeks. After always feeling like my ccw (9mm) or a 1911 in 45acp just wasn't a good match for predators or black bears I started doing some research. The new grip on the glock is a world of difference and so many bullets on tap! Maybe someone a little more savvy w/ physics could explain why the recoil isn't as significant as people claim. The first magazine I ever shot packed full of the Buffalo Bore 220gr. monsters (a couple of which had already yawed at 7 yds.) I was wearing gloves as it is winter up here in VT but still the recoil seemed equivalent to a 40. I did notice the slide is a heavy one, for sure. Still a glock though which means at the very least new sights but hey when it gets dirty I won't feel bad and it'll run.
 
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Finally my 9 inch barrel arrived !

I haven't tried it yet but did watch hickok45 run this barrel and it looks promising.

I have some 155 TMJ that clocks 1500 FPS out of a stock barrel, this 9 incher might bump it up to 1800. :evil:

For pig hunting you can't beat a long slide Glock 20.

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dph5aq.jpg

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You lucky rascal, you got 10mm Black Talons hidden back there!!

In any case, can't wait for a range report on that bad boy!! Needs its own thread!!
Got a Chrony??
 
I was wondering about that. It seemed like the recoil from the 220gr. was more of a push, ala 1911. Are the lighter grain loads at higher velocities more of a snap, like 40s&w??
 
Are the lighter grain loads at higher velocities more of a snap, like 40s&w??

Having shot some very hot 135gn (factory) loads, and one pretty spicy 150gn load, the answer is "No" with the G20, because, as with the G21, the large-frame (10mm/.45-size) soaks up whatever "snappiness" might be created by these fast-moving, lighter projectiles, even at 10mm velocities.

The "snappiness" complaint about .40 autoloaders arises from the fact that it's essentially a 9mm-sized gun, and most 165gn-180gn .40 ammo duplicates low-end 10mm energy for those bullet-weights.

In other words, the .40 puts low-end 10mm energy inside a 9mm-sized platform - hence, you hear people taking about .40 guns, and not just Glocks, having a "snappy" recoil feel.

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I just picked this Nighthawk commander sized 10mm yesterday. Put 300 flawless rounds through it today, I think my Glock 29sf will be going up for sale after shooting this. :)

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I also have a Kimber Eclipse Custom II in 10mm

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Just bought my first 10mm last week. Gen 4 G20. Was hesitant, as ever glock I've every purchased, I've sold within a couple of weeks. After always feeling like my ccw (9mm) or a 1911 in 45acp just wasn't a good match for predators or black bears I started doing some research. The new grip on the glock is a world of difference and so many bullets on tap! Maybe someone a little more savvy w/ physics could explain why the recoil isn't as significant as people claim. The first magazine I ever shot packed full of the Buffalo Bore 220gr. monsters (a couple of which had already yawed at 7 yds.) I was wearing gloves as it is winter up here in VT but still the recoil seemed equivalent to a 40. I did notice the slide is a heavy one, for sure. Still a glock though which means at the very least new sights but hey when it gets dirty I won't feel bad and it'll run.
Size, composition, & weight is why the G20 feels so nice...
polymer helps ease the felt recoil...
if you add a Hogue or other rubber grip, or even take a slice of bicycle tire tube
& install it around the grip, it'll be even nicer.

Also, the shooter's size & strength levels help manage recoil...
if one does arm & hand exercises at least three days a week,
they will find that after a few short weeks, Felt Recoil is reduced...
simply due to the addition of strength in the affected areas :)

Also makes trigger pull feel quite different...
meaning that what is heavy to one, will feel lighter to a strong person!!
 
Here is one of my 10mm guns. The other is a S&W 1076 Kentucky State Police issue. There is a lot of 10 mm ammo to choose from as you can see from the chart. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1396824647.513479.jpg
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There are some fine pistols on this thread! I have an older (gen 2) Glock 20 that I love. I tried a Lone Wolf 6 inch barrel, but it will not cycle reliably. It will only cycle Silvertips.
 
Alrighty guys it's been a little while here is why I love glock so much it breaks down so easy my best friends girl wanted to see how fast I could get it apart I'm at 5 seconds :D
 
Alright guys it's been a while so here is a pic of my gen three sf my best friends girl wanted to see how fast I could take it apart 5 seconds to field strip it
 

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