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01-26-2013, 12:07
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Bought back my old G20
Well after going 7 years "glock-less" I bought back my old G20 as a beater gun around the house. As much as I used to complain about he plastic frame flex of the g20, it does have a place and I finally figured out how to use it. So I went to my shooting buddy and bought it back for exactly what he bought it from me from 7 years ago.
I am using my G20 with a KKM 6" barrel as a readily available blaster gun at home. We have had some incidents in the area and I decided I wanted more horsepower than a 9mm or 45 could deliver. The 10mm G20 does that well, and it has the bulletproof reliability of the glock. Of the roughly 4000 rounds fired through it while I had it and the roughly 1000 rounds he shot through it, we never had a jam or misfire that either of us could remember.
So, now I need to collect some more 15 round mags (bad timing on my part I admit) and get a bit better at the practice with it. At least I have a bunch of 10 round mags from the last mag ban.
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01-26-2013, 13:24
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Enjoy your big 10!
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01-27-2013, 10:38
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What loads are you using.
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01-27-2013, 12:11
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800x nuclear level reloads with 200 grn LSWC's currently in a 6" kkm barrel. Once I get the 40's done I will go back and make some 180 grn XTP power loads.
I want something that will punch through the door or the brick wall if I have to and still get the job done.
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01-27-2013, 13:04
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Really like my G20 and I will never part with it. Glad you got yours back, good luck!
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01-27-2013, 14:17
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Good job getting it back! Don't make that mistake again, ok.
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01-27-2013, 16:16
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I guess I've never felt my G20's frame flex. Is that something that really bothered you?
Anyway, congrats on getting a good gun back!
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01-27-2013, 19:40
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Congrats!
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02-10-2013, 15:08
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Yes the frame flex bothered me a bunch. It was bad enough that I sold it but now, a bunch of years later I decided I could live with it.
I ordered 10 more mags last week so I won't have to deal with not having enough around.
Now, I need to think about some better sights!
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02-10-2013, 15:59
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Welcome Back to the world of 10mm! Carry on!
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02-11-2013, 08:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter M. Eick
Well after going 7 years "glock-less" I bought back my old G20 as a beater gun around the house. As much as I used to complain about he plastic frame flex of the g20, it does have a place and I finally figured out how to use it.
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eh-cuse me?  "Frame flex"
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Originally Posted by unsigned
I guess I've never felt my G20's frame flex. Is that something that really bothered you?
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Thank you...
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Originally Posted by Peter M. Eick
Yes the frame flex bothered me a bunch. It was bad enough that I sold it but now, a bunch of years later I decided I could live with it.
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 What the he|| are you talking about?
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02-16-2013, 08:32
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Go blast some nuclear level reloads in a G20 and feel the frame flex. My 1911's or my witness don't flex. My G20 grip will "bend" or "flex" during recoil on firing.
I guess you don't feel it.
I definitely could feel the flex during the recoil stroke of the gun and it always bothered me. It still does bother me and I still feel it when I am tossing a 200 grn bullet at 1290 with 800x out of the gun.
The key is the G20 is not going to get much firing. It is now just a house gun for greeting folks at the door with. I can deal with frame flex and plastic for the reliability and 15 rounds.
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