It's not quite as bad as .40 S&W when I run AW Sig barrels in my G35's but I'm comparing .40 165 gr. at 1060 fps/180 gr. at 990 fps against Sig 125 gr. at 1350 fps. Both these .40's thump a tic harder than the Sig. Underwood has some Sig 125 gr. at 1475 fps, but it still shoots softer than my G41 with WWB plinkers. .357 Sig is not the recoil monster some say it is but it can be hard on the ears without protection, but hell, .40 S&W is too.I’ve always wondered about a hot 357 SIG. I have never fired that round in any make of gun.
yupModel 29.
Snappy is a term used by people who are recoil sensitive, and have most likely have never shot a 41 or 44 magnum revolver, to describe a very modest amount of recoil that falls far below the threshold of pain. Glocks have a wide grip that distributes recoil forces over a larger area of the hand and the polymer frame absorbs a certain amount of recoil."Snap"? "Snappiest"? WTH, is that an engineering term? WTH does that MEAN? Define it.
Sigh."Snap"? "Snappiest"? WTH, is that an engineering term? WTH does that MEAN? Define it.
Yea, you could fan my Redhawk 7".44. You ain't fanning my 4" Tracker with the same ammo.Recoil either hurts or it isn't worth mentioning. Shooting an airweight J frame 357 magnum hurts like a MoFo but shooting the same ammo out of an N Frame 357 isn't like shooting a real magnum that begins with the number four.
I have a 357 Sig Barrel for my Glock 23 which is the same size as the Glock 19 and the Glock 32 which is chambered for 357 Sig.I’ve always wondered about a hot 357 SIG. I have never fired that round in any make of gun.
FWIW, I find the recoil from my hot 9x25s to be quite tame vs a hot 200 grainer in 10mm ammo.I have shot a G29. It is snappy.
I suspect however that a G33 might be more so.
If however you want the king of Snap it would be a G29 shooting 9x25 Dillon.
Huh. I am a little surprised. I am glad to hear that. Thank you for sharing.FWIW, I find the recoil from my hot 9x25s to be quite tame vs a hot 200 grainer in 10mm ammo.
The 9x25 has been fun to get to know. I'm loading a 90 gr JHP to 2100 fps. It is probably the light bullet mass that makes the difference in felt recoil.Huh. I am a little surprised. I am glad to hear that. Thank you for sharing.
I would like to try 9x25mm someday.
What is the snappiest Glock you have personally shot? I’m certainly not recoil sensitive and don’t think any Glock is hard to control, but if I had to pick one it would be the G29 with a hot Underwood load.
Absolutely! I got rid of my two. Not fun to shoot.
I now have a 33, which is a close runner up to the 29.
I don't see the need for a 10 mm in a small gun. If 10mm power is really needed then the G20 should be used otherwise the G33 or G27 will be adequate.
Hmm to me the 32 is not bad at all.Mine is so easy to shoot even plus P ammo. Dont understand how much yours can recoil. Mine shoots an 8 inch group at 100 yards..
The g32 is the glock that i think has the most snap. But its still not hard to shoot.
I enjoy shooting my gen3 G27. To me the 36 is the worst.My worst, by far, was my G27. I hated that thing, and did not keep it very long.
So do all the orthopedic surgeons I know. Great for wrist business.I do...I want a 10mm single stack pocket rocket!!