Streamlight TLR -1S.  used them for years.  Work great

Exactly what im thinking.  Cool

Randominator has the same stuff as me!  Mine turned out like that...finally...shooots good so far!   Only difference is a metal shield around the rmr.  A little extra ding protection @

Thanks fellas.  I was hoping to avoid the milled slide expense but inevitability is looming at this point.

Will post a pic when i get one  thanks for the load data

All they had...suggestions for 10mm?  155, 180, 200 XTP

This project has sucked almost from day 1...the tru glo.fiber optic sights were incorrectly  mil
led.  Called tru glo and was.basically told to.get bent.  Returned them.  Ordered a clamp on weaver rail for my L3 micro red dot..it pushed my frame down a noticeable  1/4 inch.  Returned.   Ordered a docter sight.  Screws from L3 are too.short.  bought new longer ones....red "dot" is more of a fuzzy egg.  EXASPERATED

200 grain XTP out of my 6" KKM chrono @ 1350fps.  Hard to believe that aint enough!

Took the deer to a butcher because of time constraints and hot weather..no recovered bullet.  Big holes inside though.

Glock 20
6" KKM Precision barrel
Night Sights

waiting on an Eotech MRDS!   then I"ll be "Predatory" for sure!

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my Glock 20 w/ 6" KKM barrel shoots the Underwood Ammo 200 XTP at 1,350 fps    (chronographed)....kinda hard for me to beat that.

I"ve been loading 200 xtp over AA #7...but I have Blue Dot...any suggestions on which is better?

Having shot Glocks for years, I decided I "needed" a Glock to hunt deer with here in Missouri. I hung a stand about 8 years ago and have gotten a nice buck out of it every year since. It's thick where I hunt (which is where the big deer feel safest) and I thought a 10mm would be just about right.

I invested in a KKM 6" 10mm barrel, Tru Glo night sights (which I'm very unhappy with) and Underwood Laboratories 200 Grain XTP at about 1350 fps (which I'm VERY happy with) (chronographed) out of my barrel.

This buck strutted up a trail near my stand after sparring with another very large buck (too thick to get a shot through).

I shot him at about 7 yards. The second picture, with the cartridge as a reference, shows the ENTRANCE hole. The bullet poked right through his heart and left about a 1" diameter hole and buried itself in the off shoulder blade.

It was a quick clean kill; the deer ran about 30 yards and expired (common with heart shots). He was a pretty fellow, with a healthy and shiny coat. After celebrating, and lamenting, his death I began taking care of the harvest!

I would have liked to seen an exit hole but, the off side shoulder blade was broken and his off side leg swung loose...I think the 10mm delivered a wallop.

so..."it" works, that 10mm Glock, for deer hunting. 100% of the time in MY experience so far. I do believe that he was just as dead as every deer I've killed with a rifle but, maybe there's other views...

Underwood Ammo rocks!   

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