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While 1911's are not friendly to me I do have 5.25" xdm, g20, g40, s&w 4" and s&w 5.6" (pc version). The ri double stack would be a nice pic as would be the xten and 510.
Which 10mm?
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Mike in Western Oregon
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I like my Glock 29 with the addition of a mag extension. Just shot another 30 rounds today. Recoil with 180 grain factory blazer brass is what I would call satisfying (subjective of course) nothing like 357 out of a jframe or even sp101. I appreciate having 10 +1 on tap in such a compact and carryable package. I just put an Sig P220 DA/SA in 10 mm on layaway. To say I’m excited is an understatement 
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I was one of the instigators in getting DW to come out with a 10mm in a 1911.
The result was the Razorback.
I liked it so much I asked if they would produce one in CCO configuration. Bob Serva said it sounded like fun. I wound up with the only Razorback CCO in existence as far as I know.
I carried one or the other on the ranch for 20 years.
The 10mm is an awesome cartridge, I dropped a coyote at 80 yards, shot an antelope that had been hit by a car in the back of the head and blew both eyes out of their sockets.
shot 700 pound heifer that had been hit by a car. I shot her between the eyes and knocked her over backwards.
When I moved to town I put both guns in the safe and started carrying a Colt Defender in 45 ACP. I think 10mm is a little bit too much horsepower for in town stuff.
The result was the Razorback.
I liked it so much I asked if they would produce one in CCO configuration. Bob Serva said it sounded like fun. I wound up with the only Razorback CCO in existence as far as I know.
I carried one or the other on the ranch for 20 years.
The 10mm is an awesome cartridge, I dropped a coyote at 80 yards, shot an antelope that had been hit by a car in the back of the head and blew both eyes out of their sockets.
shot 700 pound heifer that had been hit by a car. I shot her between the eyes and knocked her over backwards.
When I moved to town I put both guns in the safe and started carrying a Colt Defender in 45 ACP. I think 10mm is a little bit too much horsepower for in town stuff.
Careful...they breed.
For me, hiking carry gets the G20. The top center is a G5 MOS and now sports a Holosun SCS direct mount, no battery optic.
My full size Glocks get the back hump deleted via the stove top method. Ive got it down to on a Gen 4 or 5 i can do it without messing up the OEM texture. Gen 3's the plastic is different and require stippling afterwards.
Only reason the 320 is not in my hiking rotation is I dont have enough rounds through it to trust it yet. No problems so far in roughly 200.
For me, hiking carry gets the G20. The top center is a G5 MOS and now sports a Holosun SCS direct mount, no battery optic.
My full size Glocks get the back hump deleted via the stove top method. Ive got it down to on a Gen 4 or 5 i can do it without messing up the OEM texture. Gen 3's the plastic is different and require stippling afterwards.
Only reason the 320 is not in my hiking rotation is I dont have enough rounds through it to trust it yet. No problems so far in roughly 200.
tommy.duncan
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Have you had a chance to see what they did in my safe?!?!
That P220 in the center is your fault!
