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Bart Noir · January 9, 2013, 03:17 PM

Remember that it is easier to fit "x" number of .45 rounds into a polymer pistol than into a metal-with-grip panels pistol, if you keep the outside dimensions the same. So the Glock 30 is smaller but holds 10 also.

Apples, oranges, you know the saying.

I am not too keen on the aluminum frame SIG in .45. With the slightly higher bore, it recoils up too much for my taste. I haven't had the fun of firing the all steel SIG 220. I'd probably like it quite a bit.

Bart Noir

January 9, 2013, 03:17 PM	#9
Bart Noir Senior Member Join Date: August 5, 2000 Location: Puget Sound, USA Posts: 2,215	Remember that it is easier to fit "x" number of .45 rounds into a polymer pistol than into a metal-with-grip panels pistol, if you keep the outside dimensions the same. So the Glock 30 is smaller but holds 10 also. Apples, oranges, you know the saying. I am not too keen on the aluminum frame SIG in .45. With the slightly higher bore, it recoils up too much for my taste. I haven't had the fun of firing the all steel SIG 220. I'd probably like it quite a bit. Bart Noir __________________ Be of good cheer and mindful of your gun muzzle!