I'm a Sig fan 220, BUT buddy has a G 20 CC and that thing shootsGlock 20 is the answer
Actually it wasn't only recoil and manageability, it was that the round had too much power and the bullets made for the round didn't perform to the expected standard. Over penetration was occuring and the concern of the bullet hitting bystanders after passing thru the bad guy made the round unpopular. Hence the shorter .40 S&W version was born. LE have slowly been detouring toward lower recoiling calibers since the bullets and powders have been improved upon. The .40 was the popular LE round but today most agencies use the 9mm again. High capacity and great performing ammo are now synonymous in the 9mm. One shot stop of the 9mm has almost doubled since the 9mm began it's LE adoption decades ago. Today's 9mm ammo isn't your Daddy's 9mm ammo from the 80s.I don’t have the Glock 40 but have the Glock 20 SF. It’s a 10mm gen 3. What’s not to love 15 rounds of 10mm, and a pistol that never jams. The reason why LE doesn’t use the 10mm is because the recoil. The FBI tried in 1989 but they couldn’t shoot it accurately enough. The reason for them trying the 10mm because of the Miami shoot out where the 38 and 9MM didn’t have the stopping power. I live in California and if I could own a Glock 40 I would.
Jason
What??? That comment is pure ignorance. LEOs don’t use the Glock 40 because the barrel and slide is a mile long and have a lot of recoil with the 10mm round. Has nothing to do with being any good.If Glock 40s were any good, you'd see some LE agencies using them.
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Short answer...Yep. The model 40 is just a long slide version of the G20. The MOS adds some options as wellAre Glock 40's any good