Karl in Phoenix
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Slotmann,
What blinddog said is true about the Glock 21, get any of the guns you want to shoot and compare them side by side with about 100 rounds of quality ball ammo per gun (230 grain) and check which guns shoot best for distance shooting (25 yards, if indoor range if possible) and for close-in rapid fire. Shoot enough so that you will feel the gun in your hand and sense the "timing" of the pistol when shooting fast (.20-.25 splits between shots). You will want to fire 5-6 shots at a time to see what is going on (use an electronic shot timer if you can find one). Be sure you are hitting your aiming point when rapid firing so you can see how the sights lift and settle down.
Do the same evaluation for each of the pistols and keep records of your performance and make your choice based on the evidence.
If you would like, I will give you an evaluation format to test the pistols; just PM me and I will send it.
I have a .45acp G21 and a 10mm G20 and like them both. They are just different tools for different jobs.
Best of luck,
What blinddog said is true about the Glock 21, get any of the guns you want to shoot and compare them side by side with about 100 rounds of quality ball ammo per gun (230 grain) and check which guns shoot best for distance shooting (25 yards, if indoor range if possible) and for close-in rapid fire. Shoot enough so that you will feel the gun in your hand and sense the "timing" of the pistol when shooting fast (.20-.25 splits between shots). You will want to fire 5-6 shots at a time to see what is going on (use an electronic shot timer if you can find one). Be sure you are hitting your aiming point when rapid firing so you can see how the sights lift and settle down.
Do the same evaluation for each of the pistols and keep records of your performance and make your choice based on the evidence.
If you would like, I will give you an evaluation format to test the pistols; just PM me and I will send it.
I have a .45acp G21 and a 10mm G20 and like them both. They are just different tools for different jobs.
Best of luck,