Just reload and quit worrying about what is on the shelf.
I love my M&P Pro 5" in .40.
Dawson mag well, lighter recoil spring. Life is good at the range.
I love my M&P Pro 5" in .40.
Dawson mag well, lighter recoil spring. Life is good at the range.
Man I don't know what everybodies deal is. If it has a bullet in the front and a primer in the back I like it. Also I would most likely pick it up over a rock to defend myself.
That sounds sweet.
My wife, who is 5' and 100 lbs, loves to shoot her Wilson Combat Professional. She originally bought the pistol for me on my birthday, but when we went and shot it the next day, she claimed it as hers. A few months later, she got to feeling guilty and told me I could call Wilson and order what ever I wanted. I was on the phone in less than 10 minutes.
Retired LE and over the years have carried a .38 revolver, .45, 9 mil and .40. I carry a Glock 22 and love it. People shot with a .45 don't always fall down immediately. Only time I had to shoot in line of duty (excluding Vietnam) was with a 9mm. Shot bad guy in shoulder (not where I was aiming either). He sorta sat down and I guess since more white hats were coming, shot himself and ended the problem. I felt that I would've had to fire several more rounds from the 9 if he'd decided to fight back. Wife carries G19 cause she can't handle the snap on the G22 (which can be a problem for some folks). We also have a G26 for quick runs to store or where ever or in sweats or casual where can't wear full rig. As you can tell we sorta like Glocks.
Your Stupid!!!!
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HAHAHAHA LOL Ok, Ok...i deserve that..lol
The 40 was designed with a very specific mission in life, which it does well. It takes a 9mm grip frame, and puts a heavier, larger diameter bullet in it.
If you like the 9, life is fine. If you want something "more" but don't want a 45ACP for any reason (grip frame too big, low single stack capacity, etc.), the 40 is your huckleberry. If you rock the Grand Old 45ACP, more power to you. It's all good.
So naturally, the 40 isn't like the nine and it isn't quite a 45...by its design, it is a compromise.
The 45GAP also had a mission...to put a 45 slug in a 9mm grip frame, which it does. However, it is treated as a red-headed stepchild. In truth, it winds up being more "compromised" than other compromises because it essentially offers no capacity beyond what a 45ACP, but there you are. Geometry is unyielding.
If you like the 9, life is fine. If you want something "more" but don't want a 45ACP for any reason (grip frame too big, low single stack capacity, etc.), the 40 is your huckleberry. If you rock the Grand Old 45ACP, more power to you. It's all good.
So naturally, the 40 isn't like the nine and it isn't quite a 45...by its design, it is a compromise.
The 45GAP also had a mission...to put a 45 slug in a 9mm grip frame, which it does. However, it is treated as a red-headed stepchild. In truth, it winds up being more "compromised" than other compromises because it essentially offers no capacity beyond what a 45ACP, but there you are. Geometry is unyielding.
Yep this is true. I didnt have much of an issue finding .40 during the panic, but 9mm or .45 forget about it.
And several east coast and southern PD's and HP agencies use .45 GAP. I used to have one.
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