Hello!

Khenders · July 13 2015 02:51:31 PM MDT

Guys,

My real name is Ken and I've only been "allowed" to own a firearm the last few years - after my last left for school. I guess I understand what she meant all those years but now I am playing catch-up without the hurry part. I own a few Glocks (17,19,22,26) and have decided I want a 10 mm for trails and woods carry. I like the Glocks because they work and are very easy to clean. I wanted to get a revolver but no matter how I look at it the math just doesn't add up for me vs the Glock.

Anyway - I'll be around lurking and asking questions now and again, but I will try to research them (maybe, I hope) before asking the same old question that someone asked last week.

Thanks,

Khenders

The_Shadow · July 13 2015 02:55:51 PM MDT

Hello Ken and welcome to the forum! If you're into the Glocks the 10mm would be a natural progression for your 10mm blaster as well. Good luck & best regards! ${$default_cheesy_smiley}$

sqlbullet · July 13 2015 03:21:21 PM MDT

Welcome to the forum. Now that the kids are gone be sure to invite them back and teach them responsible gun ownership!

10mm is a great choice for woods carry, and the Glock 20 and 29 are great platforms for the cartridge.

gandog56 · July 15 2015 06:47:16 AM MDT

Believe me, if I could afford a 10mm revolver I would have one. But I prefer 1911's to Glocks.

Brian B. · July 21 2015 08:22:21 PM MDT

Quote from: gandog56 on July 15 2015 06:47:16 AM MDT
Believe me, if I could afford a 10mm revolver I would have one. But I prefer 1911's to Glocks.

YEAH YEAH YEAH, WE GET IT, YOUR IN DENIAL.. ( ${$default_laugh_smiley}$ just messing with ya heck, you like what you like..)

I dont own a revolver, but i sure would like to own a .38, we're sitting on a bunch of .38 and +P from her Pops, he has many,.. I shoot his, but i dont own my own. No excuse really.

Sounds stupid i suppose but my wife's 45 long colt (?.. Think thats what he said, i remember being taken off guard LOL) was the most entertaining revolver round i ever shot fairly regular.

Howdy Ken, good choice in pistola's, why gamble?, GO GLOCK!

gandog56 · July 23 2015 08:06:22 AM MDT

Quote from: Brian B. on July 21 2015 08:22:21 PM MDT
Quote from: gandog56 on July 15 2015 06:47:16 AM MDT
Believe me, if I could afford a 10mm revolver I would have one. But I prefer 1911's to Glocks.

YEAH YEAH YEAH, WE GET IT, YOUR IN DENIAL.. ( ${$default_laugh_smiley}$ just messing with ya heck, you like what you like..)

I dont own a revolver, but i sure would like to own a .38, we're sitting on a bunch of .38 and +P from her Pops, he has many,.. I shoot his, but i dont own my own. No excuse really.

Sounds stupid i suppose but my wife's 45 long colt (?.. Think thats what he said, i remember being taken off guard LOL) was the most entertaining revolver round i ever shot fairly regular.

Howdy Ken, good choice in pistola's, why gamble?, GO GLOCK!

Awhhh, but you're right, I am in denial. I deny that Glock makes one single model that fits or feels as good as any 1911 in my small short fingered hand.

Mr. AR50 · July 23 2015 11:41:50 AM MDT

Hello Ken, welcome to the forum!

Wolfie · July 23 2015 04:01:09 PM MDT

G 29 the best overall 10 out there.

sstewart · July 23 2015 04:30:34 PM MDT

Well I think a EAA witness match 10 mm is the best value. Glock 29 for a Carry gun is best.

gandog56 · July 25 2015 12:25:56 PM MDT

Quote from: sstewart on July 23 2015 04:30:34 PM MDT
Well I think a EAA witness match 10 mm is the best value. Glock 29 for a Carry gun is best.

Problem is nobody around here seems to sell them, and I want to feel one before I would buy it.

sstewart · July 26 2015 09:54:37 AM MDT

I hear you. I found some in other calibers to check out, then bought 10mm online.