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TruthTellers · February 20, 2021, 05:25 AM

1) .40, but 10mm is kind of in a resurgence the past few years.
2) 10mm
3) 10mm
4) 10mm

Used .40's were going for under 400 just over a year ago, but the nice thing about 10mm's is that, 1911's not included, they can shoot .40 without issue. The 10mm Glocks are most well known for being able to shoot .40 in them and the recoil is like a .380.

If you can pick up a Glock 20SF or 29SF, get it. I do suggest you get the Short Frames tho, the grips on the standard models can be pretty large and uncomfortable.

February 20, 2021, 05:25 AM	#2
TruthTellers Senior Member Join Date: October 22, 2016 Posts: 3,883	1) .40, but 10mm is kind of in a resurgence the past few years. 2) 10mm 3) 10mm 4) 10mm Used .40's were going for under 400 just over a year ago, but the nice thing about 10mm's is that, 1911's not included, they can shoot .40 without issue. The 10mm Glocks are most well known for being able to shoot .40 in them and the recoil is like a .380. If you can pick up a Glock 20SF or 29SF, get it. I do suggest you get the Short Frames tho, the grips on the standard models can be pretty large and uncomfortable. __________________ "We always think there's gonna be more time... then it runs out."