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Talk me in or out of my Glock 20.
- Thread starter olchevy
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I'm so on the fence right now I'm not really sure.
I love old smith revolvers in .357 or .44 magnum
Actual Marlin 1895 in .45-70 (no Remington)
Maybe a Marlin 1894 in .44 magnum or .357
A Remington 700 in .375H&H
I wouldn't mind a like new Glock 34/17/19 gen4 for GSSF matches
WW2 era unmolested 1903A3
Always had a soft spot for railed Sig226 in 9
Always loved that FN 45 Tactical, as well as the full size HK 45
Most quality 1911's
A decent gun safe at least 21 gun or bigger
I'm really open, I have all my must have gun spots filled with stuff I love so this is kind of an extra spot that can go almost any direction, just try me as long as it's not a Taurus.
If you want an against?
Revolver is more reliable than a semi.
44 mag is more powerful than 10mm probably always.
I'd guess a 6" revolver accuracy will beat a Glock with a drop in 6" barrel.
If your not using a 6" barrel on Glock a 44 mag with 6" owns a 10mn.
Sight radius usually better on revolver.
Sight are probably better on revolver.
Unless you have mos on glock revolver probably takes optics better.......
Revolver is more reliable than a semi.
44 mag is more powerful than 10mm probably always.
I'd guess a 6" revolver accuracy will beat a Glock with a drop in 6" barrel.
If your not using a 6" barrel on Glock a 44 mag with 6" owns a 10mn.
Sight radius usually better on revolver.
Sight are probably better on revolver.
Unless you have mos on glock revolver probably takes optics better.......
You say you aren't really sure, but that is a good list. Unfortunately, I do not have any of that. I have toyed with getting a Glock 20 for some time. If you decide on a price, hit me up through a PM and maybe we can do sum bid'ness...
I love the glock 20 but it's criminal what the 10mm ammo cost.
well some ideas on the "for" side, is yes the .44 can get up to 1600 foot lbs but those rounds are awful to shoot, the kick is extreme and the flash and sounds are insane, yes I can shoot them and hit targets but something charging with high adrenalin I don't know when you couple in all of those facts. the 10mm is SIGNIFICANTLY easier to shoot and put multiple rounds on target which significantly less flash, retort, and recoil and fire faster. I would much rather hit my target multiple times with 10mm than once or maybe twice with a full blast .44
ammo cost is for sure not the best but in this comparison against .44 mag its downright economical
Yes and that is part of my thoughts as well. Plus why I hunted for the 629 over the blued 29 so I have more rust resistance as well. Granit I have no worries of the Glock rusting either. My big thing is if I keep the Glock I'm going to get an aftermarket barrel probably a KKM because I will mainly run my handloads lead rounds. But I don't know how much I would trust my life against possible dangerous game with said aftermarket barrels. A revolver is a revolver and I can shoot whatever the hell out of it I want which primarily is 240gr hard cast lead but I would load up so,e 300gr hot for bear country, if I ever go there anyways. So the whole bear country thing might be blown out of proportion because I may never go or only sparingly and let's be honest our black bears here do not require a .44 heck harsh words usually send them running, they are just overgrown dogs.
I reload so the cost is actually about the same I pay right at .30cent a round for heavy hitting hardcast lead rounds in both categories 200-220 in 10mm and 240-300 in .44, and really since I reuse the brass as many times as the case allows its actually cheaper than that. Granit if I went to bear country I MIGHT buy straight up buffalo bore or underwood, not buying double tap had problems with their ammo in the past, but still might carry my own loads.
