Does anyone have a glock 20 and what do you think of it.

[aijk]

I have a springfeild 1911 but think i would like to have a glock also. I was talking to a buddy last night and i think i might want a 10 mm. what do you guys think of them.

 

[Colt556]

I have a 20 and a 29. The 20 is a big gun and fun to shoot. It's very accurate and it's comforting knowing that you have 15 rounds of 10mm ammo on board. The problems with the 20 for me is that it is so big and also there seems to be a good bit of muzzle flip. I actually prefer to shoot the 29. It's just as accurate but seems to have less muzzle flip to me. That may be related to a different recoil spring set up. The grip is still pretty wide but it holds 10 rounds of 10mm. I like the 10mm and have several different guns chambered for it. Not sure where you live but if you wanted to meet at MCFG you'd be welcome to shoot my G20 and G29.

 

[gunman41mag]

I have a springfeild 1911 but think i would like to have a glock also. I was talking to a buddy last night and i think i might want a 10 mm. what do you guys think of them.

i have a glock 20, but i've never shot it, bought a long time ago, when the 10mm was popular, now the factory 10mm ammo is weaker, but 15 round 10mm is an excellent woods handgun

 

[Rob377]

I used to have one. It was awesome. Only reason I sold it was to get some bills paid. I'll be buying another in the near future.

If I didn't reload, however, it wouldn't have been quite so awesome.

 

[aijk]

I have a 20 and a 29. The 20 is a big gun and fun to shoot. It's very accurate and it's comforting knowing that you have 15 rounds of 10mm ammo on board. The problems with the 20 for me is that it is so big and also there seems to be a good bit of muzzle flip. I actually prefer to shoot the 29. It's just as accurate but seems to have less muzzle flip to me. That may be related to a different recoil spring set up. The grip is still pretty wide but it holds 10 rounds of 10mm. I like the 10mm and have several different guns chambered for it. Not sure where you live but if you wanted to meet at MCFG you'd be welcome to shoot my G20 and G29.

I might take you up on that one day, thanks. I am a big guy so the size wont be a problem. I just like things that are different and unique.

 

[BlueEagle]

Glock 20 was one of the first guns to be designed around the 10mm shell, rather than some manufacturer taking a .45 and scaling it up a bit. I don't have one, but I do own several other Glocks and have yet to experience a failure or malfunction with them.

 

[Aaronhome27]

Finally got one. it is a nice piece that i will use for carry in the woods. 15 in the mag and still light on the hip for what it is.

 

[aijk]

I think this is going to be my next gun. I think i want a 3rd gen.

 

[Colt556]

G33 and G20 with Glock light....

 

[Cannondale]

I purchased a G20 a couple of months back and really like it. I don't have large hands but have no problem getting a good grip. The ammo is costly and not available everywhere, so I reload to keep costs reasonable and work up a good high power load.

 

[aijk]

Kinnards found some on the web for slightly more than 45. It probably would not be shot a whole bunch but it would get shot.

 

[Aaronhome27]

If you go 10mm i would highly suggest reloading. I went with a drop in .40 s&w for that extra shooting time with factory goods. The good thing about the glock 20 is that you can get a drop in barrel that needs nothing more to shoot the easy to find .40.

 

[aijk]

Thanks for the pics man. That is me there. Now if i only had $600. I would have to talk Kinnards in to stippling it for me.

 

[aijk]

Yep that is a great idea. That would be a good investment.


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If you go 10mm i would highly suggest reloading. I went with a drop in .40 s&w for that extra shooting time with factory goods. The good thing about the glock 20 is that you can get a drop in barrel that needs nothing more to shoot the easy to find .40.