Because I wanted a 10mm. At this point in life I don't have to justify a damn thing I do.
I don't think he was bent out of shape with his comment. That's just his answer. Some people talk like that on here... same as "just because I wanted one".Nobody’s asking you to justify anything, bud. The OP was just curious why we that have a 10mm, got one. You could go out and get a hog leg 500 S&W BFR with an 18” barrel just for grins and giggles, no ones gonna ask you for justification.
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I love all 3... 29, 20 and 40. I have the 40 zeroed at 50 yds with a Venom and it is easy to hit targets out to 100 yds... still hitting with authority too.I'm hotly eyeing the compact 10mm glock, the 29. I have a 30 and it's a phenomenal shooter and the size is great for concealment or range duty. I originally thought I'd want a compact and a full size but I think I want the extended slide MOS 40 instead of a 20 to compliment the 29. Big and bad with a long barrel and a red dot, small and sleek with irons, and share my mags.
I don't think he was bent out of shape with his comment. That's just his answer. Some people talk like that on here... same as "just because I wanted one".
I use those same Underwoods... and the 200s as well... very stout and way less of a smokescreen/choking hazzard than the BB 220 HC, which do pack a good punch. I tried out some of their 140gr xtreme penetrators and thought it was a bit much!! All my holsters for the woods have light mounts... except for my revolvers.Well that may be, but I didn’t see nowhere within the OP’s post about looking to tell other posters what he thought about why they bought a specific gun or caliber but that was sure the answer given.
But hey, it’s no sweat off my backside. I just felt it necessary to say that that’s not what the OP was asking, at least from what I gathered.
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