I'm in the same boat. I have a G22, couple of G23, and G27, with a AA .22LR and 9mm barrel conversion for the G23s. And I was already handloading. From what I see the G29 would be a practical carry piece and the G20 would be good for home or woods. Lately I have been thinking I should have gone with the 10mm and have everything I have with the .40 PLUS full power 10mm for woods carry/camping.How do you think I feel?
I bought a new Glock 35 two years ago because I wanted a .40 that was easy to convert to a 9mm. I could have just gotten a 10mm Glock instead, but at the time, reloading for 10mm wasn't on my mind. Seeing how it's coming back and seeing the versatility of it, I'm having second thoughts.
I mean, with the G35 it's still a great size for 9mm and .40 S&W. I know it will be reliable as the smaller magazines would probably wobble in the larger frame Glocks, but the 10mm is becoming more and more obvious as a better choice than .40 S&W.
BTW, you can convert any .45 ACP Glock to shoot 10mm with a barrel change and a stiffer recoil spring.
BUT, at the time the 10mm was waning and brass was not easy to find. But a .40 conversion barrel would have solved that, since for the woods I don't need thousands of cases for reloading. Probably a couple of hundred 10mm cases would have held me over for many years. I am |-| close to getting a G20gen4.