I don't know if there is an actual thread that addresses your particular question. This is after all a glock forum and most are here because they have come to realize in their own way that the glock is a super reliable weapon. Check out they glock 21 torture test on the highroad forum. It was very convincing for me. The 20 was my choice for the 10 mm platform as i became aware of the virtues of the 10 mm round i also heard of the problems that 1911 platforms had adapting and metal stress coping with this round.
Although, with the 10 mm new found popularity there are some manufactures that are starting to come out with new platforms. I found that the only semi auto weapon that has been around almost since the inception of this round was the glock 20. It was build to handle this round and has done so with every bit of glock reputation for reliability. the frame absorbs the recoil and makes super pleasant to shoot, very accurate round and weapon, ease of cleaning etc. The only draw back i have found was the sights, which can easily be fixed and getting used to the trigger but a 22 lr conversion and lots of trigger time allowed me to re train my technique from single action 1911 to glock trigger. I know that the Smith and Wesson revolver has a good reputation with this round. hope this helps.
http://theprepared.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=90&Itemid=40
http://www.gunblast.com/Glock20.htm
http://www.glockfaq.com/content.aspx?ckey=Glock_FAQ_Cartridge_Information
Although, with the 10 mm new found popularity there are some manufactures that are starting to come out with new platforms. I found that the only semi auto weapon that has been around almost since the inception of this round was the glock 20. It was build to handle this round and has done so with every bit of glock reputation for reliability. the frame absorbs the recoil and makes super pleasant to shoot, very accurate round and weapon, ease of cleaning etc. The only draw back i have found was the sights, which can easily be fixed and getting used to the trigger but a 22 lr conversion and lots of trigger time allowed me to re train my technique from single action 1911 to glock trigger. I know that the Smith and Wesson revolver has a good reputation with this round. hope this helps.
http://theprepared.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=90&Itemid=40
http://www.gunblast.com/Glock20.htm
http://www.glockfaq.com/content.aspx?ckey=Glock_FAQ_Cartridge_Information
