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I have the G20 Gen4 and will never get rid of it. The gun shoots very well across the board. There's complaints about the snappiness of the round. But what in the literal hell do you expect from a caliber that's design to wreak havoc? The beauty of it all are the choices that's available now in 10mm. I'm never gonna knock a man that pays his hard earned money for the weapon of his choice
Beautiful scenery in your video. Thank you. I love the 10mm Auto, it's my favorite cartridge. The .357 Magnum of the semi-auto pistol world. My first 10mm Auto pistol was a Gen3 Glock 20SF. If memory serves, I purchased it in June 2011. My favorite 10mm Auto pistol is the SIG Sauer P220 Legion, but it's mere 8+1 round capacity is the inverse of it's hefty budget-busting price tag. IMHO, it's a truly spectacular pistol. I don't care for the SS P250 / P320 pistol line in general, so the SS P320 XTen is out. I've not yet tried the SA XDm Elite 10mm Auto in either the 4.5" or 3.8" but they're on my radar. I have the S&W M&P 10mm M2.0 4.6" with the ambidextrous manual thumb safety. I really like having the AMTS on a semi-auto pistol. I find it to be a great, highly desirable feature. Head-to-head, I've found my M&P 10mm to be clearly superior to, and much more to my liking than, my G20SF. Thus, my M&P 10mm is my new wilderness trail hiking / biking / camping large critter defense platform, and so my Gen3 Glock 20SF has been sold. Good things! 👍
Bought a G20SF one year ago and within a couple of months had to use it to scare off a charging black bear and it worked. It's the only pistol I own and need since I live in the woods!!
Freakin major 10mm fan and channel Here!👍🏽and I made the same acknowledgment on one of my videos about how supportive people are and their feedback. Nice job, brother.
I have recently bought me a G-20, after hearing stories about hunters, and encounters, with various ANIMALS. I've done lots of research on the 10mm. I've shot it, and I like it, also my wifey likes it too!
I’ve got a Glock 20 a Glock 29 and a Glock 40 I love them. Just picked up the m&p 10mm compact. It very much feels like a 19x full-size grip with compact slide might be something you’d enjoy. I’ve been lucky with the m&p it runs Buffalo bore 180 grn heavy with out issues. Glock, M&P > Grip zone
Please beware of the somewhat "unsupported" barrel of the G20 when shooting powerful 10mm ammo. Many recommend getting an aftermarket barrel for safety reasons.
It's really not an issue if you only shoot factory ammo and don't reload. I have reloaded for the 20 for years, but reused brass I only load mildly. Not a problem, just something to keep in mind.
There are good reasons to prefer the Glock 20 over the M&P and Springfield. A. Glock is available and the others are not and never will be in some states (like CA) for state law reasons. B. Superior record of reliability -- after 30 years the failure points of Glocks are well known unlike the M&P and Springfield. C. Complete system -- the Glock 20 due to being in production for 30 years has a lot more holsters, accessories such as lights and lasers, and aftermarket sights. D. Flexibility to shoot .40 S&W and .357 SIG with aftermarket barrels. [In an absolute emergency the Glock CAN fire the .40, but using the extractor to hold the round in place which will break said extractor eventually. Much better to buy an aftermarket barrel, then without changing anything else, not the extractor nor ejector nor magazines, you can shoot .40. Or .357 SIG if you want with an aftermarket .357 SIG barrel. This gives the Glock ammo flexibility the other polymer options do not have.] There are reasons not to buy the Glock: don't like the polygonal rifling which means no lead bullets, only FMJ unless you buy an aftermarket barrel [HK same thing]. You reload and don't like the Glock oversized chamber which means reliable feeding but the "Glock Bulge" on your brass due to lack of a fully supported chamber thus the need for an aftermarket 10mm barrel if you plan to reload or shoot cast lead bullets for say, hunting or animal defense. You dislike the lack of a safety. You don't like the trigger, or the grip angle. I personally don't think the sights are that bad. They can be replaced if you don't like them, with affordable options due to its long service life, and there I think adjustable sights are preferred due to the wide variety of ammo available in 10mm in both velocity and bullet weight. The single biggest selling point of the Glock 20 IMHO is that with an aftermarket barrel it is the equivalent of a .357 revolver, able to shoot a lesser cartridge of the same bullet diameter that might be more affordable or more widely available. And here is where I would say that is decisive. The Ammo Crisis is not ending any time soon. The ability with an aftermarket barrel means you can shoot the Glock when there is no 10mm around, unlike (as far as I know) the M&P and Springfield. Add in the wider variety and lower prices of holsters and accessories, and the Glock is likely the preferred option for many if the trigger or grip angle are not deal breakers (they are for some of course).
Damn I just bought a Glock 20 today! So it won't handle hard cast ammo well? What about underwood extreme penetrator or ft Scott munitions TUI solid copper rounds?
@@SuperHeatherrussell it will handle Hardcast as long as it has a coating. You can shoot straight hard cast but you need to make sure you are cleaning it regularly (Like very regularly) to prevent lead fouling witch can cause the barrel to go boom.
Xdm more reliable with full power. Shoots hardcast great and doesn't bulge brass or possibly kaboom when someone at the ammo factory makes a mistake. I've got both xdm and glock 10mms and the xdm is superior in 10mm. Got 2 of each and not biased at all just my real world experience.
Just got me a Glock 20 today!!! It's going to be my woods side arm. People have killed grizzlies with the Glock 20! A 44 might be more powerful but 10mm will still work and 15 rounds vs 6 no brainer
I have a glock 20 and a Tanfoglio witness stock II in 10mm. The Tanfoglio is night and day a better gun and worth the premium I paid for it over the glock. Glock should have never put out the 10mm with an unsupported chamber.
Look, if you are familiar with it and have time behind the wheel, go for it. I have seen a guy in a class switch mid way through because of the high round count. Holster should be no issue as long as you have time to wait for a maker to make one for you.
Most likely going to get Glock 20 gen 4 fde frame black slide or Glock 40 mos fde frame with black slide but can’t find one anywhere if I see it going to swipe my card 😂
theirs a reason why it doesn’t need to be improved . i vote glock 20. The Elite looks great but no holster comparability for it now . at least for the companies that i buy from
@@DonDon-zm3vz every gun should always be refined. Glocks don't even come with basic modern upgrades such as. Night sights, moa plates, a rail, and flared mag well.
I have the G20 Gen4 and will never get rid of it. The gun shoots very well across the board. There's complaints about the snappiness of the round. But what in the literal hell do you expect from a caliber that's design to wreak havoc? The beauty of it all are the choices that's available now in 10mm. I'm never gonna knock a man that pays his hard earned money for the weapon of his choice
That’s exactly it. Get what you like 👍
Indeed brother. The mfer can drop a bear. What are the nay sayers wanting, a verbal apology when a round leaves the barrel? Gtfoh
I thought hard before considering the G20 10mm but damn I’m glad and impressed that I went with it
It just works🤘
It and the glock 29 are both great guns
Beautiful scenery in your video. Thank you.
I love the 10mm Auto, it's my favorite cartridge. The .357 Magnum of the semi-auto pistol world.
My first 10mm Auto pistol was a Gen3 Glock 20SF. If memory serves, I purchased it in June 2011.
My favorite 10mm Auto pistol is the SIG Sauer P220 Legion, but it's mere 8+1 round capacity is the inverse of it's hefty budget-busting price tag. IMHO, it's a truly spectacular pistol. I don't care for the SS P250 / P320 pistol line in general, so the SS P320 XTen is out.
I've not yet tried the SA XDm Elite 10mm Auto in either the 4.5" or 3.8" but they're on my radar.
I have the S&W M&P 10mm M2.0 4.6" with the ambidextrous manual thumb safety. I really like having the AMTS on a semi-auto pistol. I find it to be a great, highly desirable feature.
Head-to-head, I've found my M&P 10mm to be clearly superior to, and much more to my liking than, my G20SF. Thus, my M&P 10mm is my new wilderness trail hiking / biking / camping large critter defense platform, and so my Gen3 Glock 20SF has been sold.
Good things! 👍
20 SF Gen 3. Love it. No problem with factory sights.
It was my 1st 10mm because it was pretty much the only 10mm available. I shoot the springfield more accurately.
Bought a G20SF one year ago and within a couple of months had to use it to scare off a charging black bear and it worked. It's the only pistol I own and need since I live in the woods!!
Freakin major 10mm fan and channel
Here!👍🏽and I made the same acknowledgment on one of my videos about how supportive people are and their feedback. Nice job, brother.
Thank you very much 🤘
G20 gen4 WITH the large backstrap w/beavertail gives a wonderful amount of real estate for the best two handed purchase!! Great video! Thank you. 👍
Thank you
Love the 10mm and love the G29SF great edc/woods piece in my opinion many love the 20 and I can see why. Thanks for the video.
Agreed 👍
Best weapon out there for power defense gen 3 rocks it's a beast
Absolutely
Great info and very helpful I'm looking at getting into one very soon
I have recently bought me a G-20, after hearing stories about hunters, and encounters, with various ANIMALS. I've done lots of research on the 10mm. I've shot it, and I like it, also my wifey likes it too!
10mm recoil is in direct proportion to the amount of hate you are sending downrange.
I try to send much hate🤘
I've got a Glock20 and 29. love them both, very accurate and fun to shoot. I like the TFX Pro sights by TruGlo.
All around a great gun
I’ve got a Glock 20 a Glock 29 and a Glock 40 I love them. Just picked up the m&p 10mm compact. It very much feels like a 19x full-size grip with compact slide might be something you’d enjoy. I’ve been lucky with the m&p it runs Buffalo bore 180 grn heavy with out issues. Glock, M&P > Grip zone
If I get a chance I’d love to shoot the M&P some day. 🤘
Good Insight. I'm thinking about adding a 10mm to the family and believe that the Glock 20 will be the choice for me.
10mm will always have a home in my arsenal
I was trying to concentrate on your double hand grip, perhaps a video more detail on how you grip your Glock 20 thank you
I carry my G20 Gen 4 for my edc in a sidecar holster with 150g jhps from Underwood
Please beware of the somewhat "unsupported" barrel of the G20 when shooting powerful 10mm ammo. Many recommend getting an aftermarket barrel for safety reasons.
Never knew
@@pnwliving9523 Type in the search bar "Glocks blowing up"
mostly problem with 10mm
Chuke's Outdoor Adventures explains it pretty well.
It's really not an issue if you only shoot factory ammo and don't reload. I have reloaded for the 20 for years, but reused brass I only load mildly. Not a problem, just something to keep in mind.
There are good reasons to prefer the Glock 20 over the M&P and Springfield. A. Glock is available and the others are not and never will be in some states (like CA) for state law reasons. B. Superior record of reliability -- after 30 years the failure points of Glocks are well known unlike the M&P and Springfield. C. Complete system -- the Glock 20 due to being in production for 30 years has a lot more holsters, accessories such as lights and lasers, and aftermarket sights. D. Flexibility to shoot .40 S&W and .357 SIG with aftermarket barrels. [In an absolute emergency the Glock CAN fire the .40, but using the extractor to hold the round in place which will break said extractor eventually. Much better to buy an aftermarket barrel, then without changing anything else, not the extractor nor ejector nor magazines, you can shoot .40. Or .357 SIG if you want with an aftermarket .357 SIG barrel. This gives the Glock ammo flexibility the other polymer options do not have.]
There are reasons not to buy the Glock: don't like the polygonal rifling which means no lead bullets, only FMJ unless you buy an aftermarket barrel [HK same thing]. You reload and don't like the Glock oversized chamber which means reliable feeding but the "Glock Bulge" on your brass due to lack of a fully supported chamber thus the need for an aftermarket 10mm barrel if you plan to reload or shoot cast lead bullets for say, hunting or animal defense. You dislike the lack of a safety. You don't like the trigger, or the grip angle. I personally don't think the sights are that bad. They can be replaced if you don't like them, with affordable options due to its long service life, and there I think adjustable sights are preferred due to the wide variety of ammo available in 10mm in both velocity and bullet weight. The single biggest selling point of the Glock 20 IMHO is that with an aftermarket barrel it is the equivalent of a .357 revolver, able to shoot a lesser cartridge of the same bullet diameter that might be more affordable or more widely available.
And here is where I would say that is decisive. The Ammo Crisis is not ending any time soon. The ability with an aftermarket barrel means you can shoot the Glock when there is no 10mm around, unlike (as far as I know) the M&P and Springfield. Add in the wider variety and lower prices of holsters and accessories, and the Glock is likely the preferred option for many if the trigger or grip angle are not deal breakers (they are for some of course).
Comments like this are what keep the comments section alive. Thank you for the great info.
You sound like a glock salesman.
Damn I just bought a Glock 20 today! So it won't handle hard cast ammo well? What about underwood extreme penetrator or ft Scott munitions TUI solid copper rounds?
@@SuperHeatherrussell it will handle Hardcast as long as it has a coating. You can shoot straight hard cast but you need to make sure you are cleaning it regularly (Like very regularly) to prevent lead fouling witch can cause the barrel to go boom.
Xdm more reliable with full power. Shoots hardcast great and doesn't bulge brass or possibly kaboom when someone at the ammo factory makes a mistake. I've got both xdm and glock 10mms and the xdm is superior in 10mm. Got 2 of each and not biased at all just my real world experience.
Just got me a Glock 20 today!!! It's going to be my woods side arm. People have killed grizzlies with the Glock 20! A 44 might be more powerful but 10mm will still work and 15 rounds vs 6 no brainer
I imagine 10mm is easier to find on shelves as well🤷♂️
Love mine
In my opinion, there is significant more recoil from the 10mm one handed then the 9mm just from seeing you on the video.
It’s because I’m a weakling.
9mm for the hood and 10mm for the woods
The Glock 20 and 40 should be a starting point and finishing point in 10mm.
%100
I love my G20 Gen4. My bird hides on my large frame without any kind of notice. Great video brother
Thank you.
I have a glock 20 and a Tanfoglio witness stock II in 10mm. The Tanfoglio is night and day a better gun and worth the premium I paid for it over the glock. Glock should have never put out the 10mm with an unsupported chamber.
Maybe so🤷♂️
Depends on the ammo used. You forgot
I carry a G30 compact and love the gun. I’m thinking about getting the G20 for carry. What’s your thoughts and can you get a holster that fits it?
Look, if you are familiar with it and have time behind the wheel, go for it. I have seen a guy in a class switch mid way through because of the high round count. Holster should be no issue as long as you have time to wait for a maker to make one for you.
Either a Glock or Springfield xdm 10mm.
M&p 2.0 10mm for me
Probably good too
👍. Nice video. My next Glock. G-20. Never shot a 10mm. But seems ok in video
You are talking sense. - Glocks WORK. (The G19X is a sweet shooter for me).
They just work🤘
Every gun works, that's pretty sad if thats the only selling point to a glock.
The 19x is the reason l now own 4 other Glock calibers, but to be truly honest they don't handle like the 19x
MY GLOCK 20 AND MY GLOCK 41 IS ALL I NEED
Should check ver most all needs🤘
IS GLOCK A BETTER GUN IF YOU TYPE IN ALL CAPS.
@@frankcastle9691 GLOCK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
@@gunpolygamist yes it says the same slogan which shouldn't be a selling point. "It just works."
ALL CAPS 4 SHO BRO
Most likely going to get Glock 20 gen 4 fde frame black slide or Glock 40 mos fde frame with black slide but can’t find one anywhere if I see it going to swipe my card 😂
Haha
XDM 5.25 10mm. Match barrel, match trigger, match sights. More bang for the buck. Enough said.
Well their you have it.
The xd is never the answer to any question. Never.
🤘🤘🤘
And don't forget that annoying safety on the back strap.
Dam I would love to know where this shooting spot is given Memaloose has been shut down for years now...
Top secret lol
@@pnwliving9523 Kinda the answer I expected, I don't blame ya :)
Google earth is your friend 🤘
got my g20 gen 4 yesterday, guess i made a good choice.
Should of gone gen 5 . But can’t beat a gen 4
@@10milliBuddha. gen 5 was not an option when i got the g20 g4
Same , I have my with night sights, holosun pid and +2 ext , just need to find a holster but idk if I should get the gen5
What is your opinion of the xdm elite 10mm? Did you switch to the KKM barrel?
Everything is stock except the sights. XDM🤷♂️
I wish S&W would came out with the 2.0 10 mm before I got my G20 then had to sink $200 in sights and trigger work.
Look up some reviews on them they aren't as reliable with the heavy hot loads as a Glock
@@SuperHeatherrussell very true
And good luck finding mags for the M&P.
i live in the pnw in federal way area and i have a hard time finding places to shoot do you have any recommendations my guy???
Elbe hills is close to you🤷♂️
@@pnwliving9523 thx!
Greenwater area is where I use to go all the time
🤣🤣🤣the XDM and M&P 2.0 are better than the G20,at least you tried tho.
XDM absolutely not. M&P maybe
Uhhh, NO!
You can't buy mags for the M&P and the xdm has that annoying safety on the back strap.
@@dktk4136 YEP, that stupid safety on the back strap has always been a deal breaker for me to stay away from XDM’s. Glocks, Sigs, and H&K-👍👍
@@michaelhodges8312 yep. Springfield has a sick deal on that xdm elite 10 mm too but I couldn't get pass that safety so I went G20.
gotta work on your commentating
🙏
The springfield XDM elite is better. Glocks are 40 year old guns, with little to no improvement over 4 decades.
I like the XD line and own XDs in 9, .40, and .45, but the high bore axis makes them a lot less pleasurable to shoot than my Glocks
@@kevslive95 its called refinement, everything needs it.
This is true
theirs a reason why it doesn’t need to be improved . i vote glock 20. The Elite looks great but no holster comparability for it now . at least for the companies that i buy from
@@DonDon-zm3vz every gun should always be refined. Glocks don't even come with basic modern upgrades such as. Night sights, moa plates, a rail, and flared mag well.
S&W will be your last so make it your first and save some money.
Did they put the hinge trigger on that one too?
S&W has feeding problems
You'll save a bunch of money by buying S&W since you can't buy mags for your 10 mm.
fuck glocks. get a springfield
I’ve never been trolled so hard lol. Thanks