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Glock 20 is standard issue to the arctic units of various militaries. They're superb (or they will be until they're made in the States at which point they will suck).
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I do want one of those!I chose to buy a Glock 40. It's twice as good as a Glock 20.
Yes, but my 40 is betterI have been trying to buy a Glock 20 handgun locally. I have made three full price offers but have struck out each time, so far. I have a Glock 21 and I'm now thinking I should just stick with running 10mm conversion barrels in that instead of pursuing any more Glock 20 deals. Is the Glock 20 really worth the $500+ price tag?
When I grow up, I will get a 40Yes, but my 40 is better
The tiny bit of flex built into the frame helps to slightly reduce perceived recoil. Not arguing that weight isn't a factor, but the bit of flex in the polymer is what helps reduce the perceived recoil.Just now, I was looking at Glock 20 listed for sale on the Cabela's site. In part, it says:
"The high-quality polymer frame drastically reduces recoil,"
Unless I'm missing something, this statement is false. Heavier pistols reduce perceived recoil, not lighter ones. What the polymer frame reduces is carry weight, not recoil.
For example, I have a Glock 19. It produces more perceived recoil than my Colt Gov't Model in 9mm.
Been a very long time since I've shot my G20, though I recall it having less felt recoil than my SIG P220 10mm and my 10mm 1911 which are both significantly heavier guns.The tiny bit of flex built into the frame helps to slightly reduce perceived recoil. Not arguing that weight isn't a factor, but the bit of flex in the polymer is what helps reduce the perceived recoil.
I think the lower bore axis of the Glock also helps to tame perceived recoil. The Sig and 1911 have bores that are significantly farther above the shooters hand than a Glock.Been a very long time since I've shot my G20, though I recall it having less felt recoil than my SIG P220 10mm and my 10mm 1911 which are both significantly heavier guns.
I picked up this package, with four mags, last year for $600. I will look into the springs.@arakboss, whenever you finally get your G20, get a 22 lb spring to go with it. It will still recoil a lot, but it will more controlled and won't hit the the backstops as hard.
Nice!I picked up this package, with four mags, last year for $600. I will look into the springs.
New Glock 20 gen4 10mm pkg
G20 gen4 10mm has tfx sights , kkm 6inch barrel, 7mags,in box . Got 1200 in it asking 800 for Oregon buyer's , Washington 650 no magswww.northwestfirearms.com
Didn't like the chunk.
I only like the chunk... That's my theme song right there!BiMart Beaverton has them occasionally.
Chunk is right.