The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Glock 20 or 21. Man oh man, decisions, decisions.

Benchrest1000 · January 30, 2001, 04:35 PM

Yep, It's a hard decision. I have fired the 20 and own a 21 with a Federal ported barrel for 45 Super, etc. I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I also think the 10mm does not get the attention it deserves. I guess my reasoning was based on a couple things. I already had a G30 for concealed carry and love it. Nice little package that fires a fat bullet. The G30 shoots as well as any full sized pistol I have. It seemed a logical move at the time and I have no regrets. I also wanted to toy with the 45 Super for hunting. It reaches 700lbs and more pretty easily, all with a .45 bullet. The availability of factory ammo and components was the final factor for the 21. It's not like 40 cal components are hard to find, but .45 are all over the place. You can get G21 13 rounders as well. They average about 100 bucks a piece. Good Luck.

January 30, 2001, 04:35 PM	#2
Benchrest1000 Member Join Date: January 21, 2001 Posts: 40	Yep, It's a hard decision. I have fired the 20 and own a 21 with a Federal ported barrel for 45 Super, etc. I don't think you could go wrong with either one. I also think the 10mm does not get the attention it deserves. I guess my reasoning was based on a couple things. I already had a G30 for concealed carry and love it. Nice little package that fires a fat bullet. The G30 shoots as well as any full sized pistol I have. It seemed a logical move at the time and I have no regrets. I also wanted to toy with the 45 Super for hunting. It reaches 700lbs and more pretty easily, all with a .45 bullet. The availability of factory ammo and components was the final factor for the 21. It's not like 40 cal components are hard to find, but .45 are all over the place. You can get G21 13 rounders as well. They average about 100 bucks a piece. Good Luck.