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If I were ever to buy some more Glocks, I would want a G20 and a G31I 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.
If I were ever to buy some more Glocks, I would want a G20 and a G31I 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.
Yep. Even though the FPS is high, the PF is only 189. Getting a 200 gr up to speed with 10mm can get over 240 PF. That's a big diff. Takes a little more powder for the 10mm, and as we know, more powder = more snap.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.
Right about pf, incorrect about powder charges. Lighter bullets get a heavier charge for a given pressure. In the 9x25 vs 10mm example above, the 9x25 uses almost five grains more Accurate No. 9 powder than the 200 gr 10mm load.Yep. Even though the FPS is high, the PF is only 189. Getting a 200 gr up to speed with 10mm can get over 240 PF. That's a big diff. Takes a little more powder for the 10mm, and as we know, more powder = more snap.
It would be easy for Glock to make a 10mm on a G36 frame. A longer grip would give you more ammo capacity and help with recoil management. And I honestly don't think recoil would be that extreme.I do...I want a 10mm single stack pocket rocket!!
Or you could just get a G20 and get a 357 Sig conversion barrel for it.If I were ever to buy some more Glocks, I would want a G20 and a G31
I have a 10mm 4 inch 1911 pistol and its super fun to shoot.So do all the orthopedic surgeons I know. Great for wrist business.
Hmm to me the 32 is not bad at all.
I didn't know that. My thought process said it takes powder to move a bullet, but considering case size with bullet size, I see where it can differ. Thanks.In the 9x25 vs 10mm example above, the 9x25 uses almost five grains more Accurate No. 9 powder than the 200 gr 10mm load.
Been there, but we're talking Glocks.If you want to know what snappy is shoot some Underwood in a J-frame.
Been there, but we're talking Glocks.