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I think you had already made up your mind and just wanted somebody to say 29 so you wouldn't feel bad when justifying it to yourself.
 
I like the 357 sig in the 33 as a off duty gun. Very nice more powerfull than the 9mm and more accurate than the 40 sw. Its great.
PAT
 
HEY PreserveFreedom,
What are you using for a pocket holster for your 27?
Do you find it comfortable? I am thinking of getting galco's pocket holster for my 26, I've put the 26 in my pocket in a cheap nylon holster (would not use it for accual carry) and it does not feel to bad,will take a little getting use to but it looks to be anouther carry option.
 
I like my G19 almost all the time. The G26 does not really work for me and when I want to go that size I take an MK9 instead. But for just plain fun in a 9mm, my G17 is hard to beat.

If you are a non-professional stick with the 9mm for the many reasons already posted on this great forum.
 
If you went with the 27 and didn't like the recoil, You could change the barrel out to a 9mm, or you could also go to a 357 sig with a simple changeout of the barrel. Since I am quoting something I have only been told, Maybe someone with that has some actual experience with this can add some info on the subject.
 
10MM loads are not very hot anymore...

10MM loads are not very hot anymore...

In fact most hot .40's are the equal of the 10MM loads of late...

In a much smaller package usually...
 
10MM loads are not very hot anymore...

In fact most hot .40's are the equal of the 10MM loads of late...
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Just feel I should correct that misconception: Cor-Bon, Winchester, ProLoad, Triton, Federal and Hornady all have at least one (and sometimes many more) 10mm loadings that are significantly hotter than their .40 counterparts, frequently by 100-200 fps in similar bullet weights.
 
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