Ammo questions (glock question to)

[McGee]

http://handguns.g00net.org/Taurus/T_ammo_casull.jpg


what is the one after the .357

It goes .454 .44 .357 ____



Also what is the 10mm glock 20c like.

[Foxy]

One of the THV rounds. It's a French (I think) high-velocity round designed to punch armor.

[packa45]

That is strange.

[McGee]

Thanx Foxy

[Big Yac]

38 special?

[JRLaws]

You won't be seeing that in a lever gun anytime soon.

I'm with Big Yac, looks like a .38 case to me. Can't help you with the bullet or the Glock, sorry.

JRLaws

[tINY]

The G20 has the same, big frame as the G21 (45ACP). It's a bit thick if you have smaller hands.

I wouldn't go for the compensator on a Glock, the low bore axis already helps a lot with muzzle flip and the G20 has a pretty heavy slide anyway. The compensator will not help much with straight-back recoil.


-tINY

[arover2]

I own a Glock model 21, .45acp. A friend of mine bought a Glock model 20, 10mm at the same time. Both uncompensated. He later switched to the Model 21.
The .45acp version is the better choice. You won't go wrong. It's more comfortable to shoot, controlable, buy ammo for, and reload for.

[TKR]

Yeah, but the 10mm is more powerful!

Resurrect the 10!

[McGee]

I think 10mm should be used a bit more :P

[Padawan]

Some additional info on the Tres Haute Vitesse (Very High Speed) rounds can be found here: http://quarry.nildram.co.uk/~autogun/THV.htm