.40, .45 or 9mm?
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I have a 9mm Shield for carry, looking at getting a full size for home protection or carry. Considering the Glock 21, .45. I'm not set on the .45 or Glock so looking for opinions on .40, 9mm or .45 options. Not looking to spend more than $600...
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I can reload and have a buddy that works a gun range soI can get brass for any of these.
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I went with a 10mm back when most people had never heard of one and love it. I spent a little more than you’re looking to spend on my Kimber though. I have shot a RIA 1911 and for the money I was impressed.
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I have a Glock model 40 long slide 10mm and I love it
It is what it is.
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I have a 45, I love it. My wife carrys a ladysmith in 357 but shoots 38 home protection rounds and loves it. Whatever gun just shoot it get used to it and get accurate with it and aim for Body Mass then call your lawyer before you call 911.
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I wouldn't rule out CANIK TP9
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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In the dark, scared, maybe neighbors next door. A 12 gauge with a short open choke smooth bore slug barrel, loaded with double ought. In the house anyway
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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Why not stick with 9mm to simplify ammo selection ? Then you could find a 9mm carbine. See where I'm headed ? What's the fun in that? She has a 9, I have a 9. I have a 12, 20 and a 16 ga. Gotta have a .40 or .45, me thinks?!
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I am a reloader, my neighbor shoots a .40 in competition and is a range manager. I have all the powder/primers I need and all calibers of ammo are readily available at our local sporting goods stores. Still leaning .45, not sure why, other than the ominous hole it makes. Lol. Oh, and a nice loud bang.
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Re: .40, .45 or 9mm?
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I sold my springfield XDs in .45. I didn't like the heavy trigger pull. It may have been 8-9 pounds on a striker system.
Vietnam--1967 46th. Const./Combat Engineers
"Chaotic action is preferable to orderly inaction." "After the first shot, all plans go out the window!"
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