Getting a 10mm for hunting

Originally Posted By: biggen0_8I love my 41, because of it, my 1911 has a lot of dust on it.

Drop a 460 Rowland conversion kit in your 1911 and that 41 will be the one collecting dust.
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One word of warning. If Glocks get their teeth in you, it can kind of be like Black Rifle Disease...One ends up with more than one. Now not everyone has an addictive personality, so you could be a fortunate one. I started out with one AR-15...Now I have 5, and one LR-308. I started out with one Glock 20SF, and now I have 7 Glocks, and the 8th one(G40) is on order.

You have been warned.
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Originally Posted By: SqueezeOne word of warning. If Glocks get their teeth in you, it can kind of be like Black Rifle Disease...One ends up with more than one. Now not everyone has an addictive personality, so you could be a fortunate one. I started out with one AR-15...Now I have 5, and one LR-308. I started out with one Glock 20SF, and now I have 7 Glocks, and the 8th one(G40) is on order.

You have been warned.
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Squeeze

This is VERY good advice! I was never much of a Glock lover, never had anything against them, just liked Sigs better. I still prefer my Sigs but I bought a new G20 G4 last fall because it was just to good of a deal to pass up, $500 out the door. A couple months later and somehow a new G17 Gen followed me home. lol
 
I think the thing with Glocks is, that once you get used to the trigger squeeze and reset, they can be darn accurate and they are affordable enough to get one in every caliber. Plus like AR's,there seems to be no end to the aftermarket parts.
 
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