[21Carrier]

Here are some more videos of my recently completed G20LS in action. The last video is me shooting a water bottle at 70 yards. I have no doubt it will make a capable hunting pistol, though I'll try to keep it under 50 yards. I now have 440 rounds through it without a single failure of any sort. It is SUCH a sweet gun. I also swapped the G21 slide back onto the frame for comparison. The G20LS has no more recoil (with 180gr JHPs at 1330fps) than the .45ACP! After putting about 300 rounds through the G20LS and G21SF, my G29 with full-power loads felt like a beast. Here are the videos:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnvQFWepyGQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Su0UnB-GXI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaBAhZwFvhI

 

[21Carrier]

I meant to add these pictures. Here are two targets from around 20 yards (more like 19). They are both 10-round groups, though one looks like it was about 5.

 

[arushus]

Simply awesome man! Ive gotta come down to alabama sometime soon and go out shooting with you! Id love to get my hands on that LS and show you how a real marksman shoots! Haha

 

[Beanie-Bean]

Excellent videos. Gotta ask why the slide didn't lock back after the last round on the second video.

 

[G26S239]

:thumbsup:

 

[bac1023]

Very cool

 

[danNiB-X]

Excellent videos. Gotta ask why the slide didn't lock back after the last round on the second video.

Probably hand positioning. If your right thumb(assuming your a right handed shooter) is pressed down on the slide release, some times it will cause the slide to remain in the forward position after the last round....Just a guess. :whistling:


That's a sweet looking shooter you have there!!

 

[4949shooter]

Good shooting, Carrier. I like that 70 yarder.

BTW, I think you should change your user name to 29Carrier, or something similar.

 

[21Carrier]

Excellent videos. Gotta ask why the slide didn't lock back after the last round on the second video.

I have big gorilla hands, and my thumb likes to find the slide release lever. That's why I didn't really flinch when it happened. I'm used to it, especially with my G29. It's really annoying. So is my slow reset, quick pull habit. I've got to break both of them.

Good shooting, Carrier. I like that 70 yarder.

BTW, I think you should change your user name to 29Carrier, or something similar.

Thanks. I wish I could. That's why I added the little line underneath it. I registered here about 2 months before I got my G29, and I was still carrying the G21SF. Oh well.

 

[4949shooter]

Thanks. I wish I could. That's why I added the little line underneath it. I registered here about 2 months before I got my G29, and I was still carrying the G21SF. Oh well.

You are such a huge proponent of the ten I thought it would be fitting.

Ah well..

 

[smitty704]

Damn brother, that's one bad pistol. That thing is a beast. Glad to hear you are loving it.

 

[SauerChoi]

now that's a cool Glock.

 

[Cambo]

Awesome!

 

[Wolfdad]

That's what I call a FUN gun !

 

[Beanie-Bean]

Probably hand positioning. If your right thumb(assuming your a right handed shooter) is pressed down on the slide release, some times it will cause the slide to remain in the forward position after the last round....Just a guess. :whistling:

Looks like you nailed it--21Carrier said it in his reply.

I have big gorilla hands, and my thumb likes to find the slide release lever. That's why I didn't really flinch when it happened. I'm used to it, especially with my G29. It's really annoying. So is my slow reset, quick pull habit. I've got to break both of them.

I get it--much like riding the safety on a 1911. Thanks for sharing the vids!