Compact 10mm

Started by Reverendpdp, January 19 2015 09:11:10 AM MST

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Stunnerable

Another vote for the G29! I am far from a Glock fanboy. In fact if Smithy developed a compact 10mm M&P I'd trade in my 29 tomorrow. Then again, I love it. Maybe I wouldn't!

Great gun.

Buddy10mm

Quote from: Stunnerable on February 11 2015 05:53:56 PM MST
Another vote for the G29! I am far from a Glock fanboy. In fact if Smithy developed a compact 10mm M&P I'd trade in my 29 tomorrow. Then again, I love it. Maybe I wouldn't!

Great gun.

+1
Same for XD...

dakota1911

To the best of my knowledge the Glock 29 is about it for a proven small 10mm platform.  I am sort of in a similar boat.  I had a 20 years ago and sold it.  Now that I have a couple 1911s in 10mm thinking of Glock again and maybe trying a 29 since already had a 20.
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jumpsteady

Quote from: Buddy10mm on February 12 2015 08:19:35 AM MST
Quote from: Stunnerable on February 11 2015 05:53:56 PM MST
Another vote for the G29! I am far from a Glock fanboy. In fact if Smithy developed a compact 10mm M&P I'd trade in my 29 tomorrow. Then again, I love it. Maybe I wouldn't!

Great gun.

+1
Same for XD...
Me too. Just sitting around waiting for Springfield to come out with an XD in 10mm.

P33v3

I have a  pair of Glock 29's only because my wife was going to steal mine. They are ugly but mine has been flawlessly reliable.

Stunnerable


Quote from: P33v3 on February 23 2015 06:15:41 AM MST
I have a  pair of Glock 29's only because my wife was going to steal mine. They are ugly but mine has been flawlessly reliable.

I used to think they were ugly.. until I decorated it. [emoji4]



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wadcutter

I haven't had any problems with my Witness compact, but then again I don't shoot the nuclear loads out of it either..


Ascension

#22
I may be the lone negative voice for the 29 here but--.
My 1st 10mm was a gen 3 Glock 29 and it ran like a champ. However when I was given a S&W 1066 by my son as a Birthday present things changed. Frankly after the 1st time I took both to the range I never really wanted to fire the 29 again.
The old Smith looked better, felt better, was just as reliable, was not much heaver and about the same size but was and is absolutely on another planet as a shooter from the Glock 29. A Glock 20 might be a better comparison as a shooter but the 29 IMO wasn't in the same room! 
My advice is to find an old Smith 1066 or 76 and never look back!!
PS I sold the Glock last year as it just sat in the safe but you will have to pry the old Smith from my cold fingers!!
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pacapcop

#23
The CZ .45 i have came with the old glossy mag. Sometimes,rounds would nose dive. As of 2013, CZ 97 has a newer mag similar to the K.45 and K10's. What a improvement. Former issue disappeared. Point is, the Compact Witness mags are similar to the old CZ Glossy Mag. Diff cuts, bullet points higer in feed lip and overall plain better feed. I believe if the compact mags were same, it would be a winner.
Some sellers say the new K45's work in the CZ97. I happen to have a K45 new mag and it would not lock up. Also with mere observation there are angle cuts different. Suttle, but there. New CZ mags are pricey. 35 to low 40's a pop. Wadcutter. Not putting nukes in that Compact is a smart move. Most i did was some U/W 180's with a 18lb Wolf Spring.

DeltaSteve

Quote from: billlyb on February 01 2015 05:51:13 PM MST
Quote from: DeltaSteve on January 23 2015 08:36:50 AM MST
Here's mine, +2 extension makes for a stable grip just right . Sucky iPhone pic..... >:(


hi where did you find the plus 2 for the g29 I cant seem to find one thanks.

Perhaps Glockmeister? It's been quite some time......sorry.
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Ramjet

Model 29 is in you're future..... ;D

frankt

I have to agree with the Glock 29.

I carry one when I leave the house before daylight to go deer or hog hunting. I switch to the G20 magazine when I get to my hunting land as I like the comfort of the bigger grip and the extra rounds are not bad either.

I would like to have a S&W 10mm but at half or less of the price the G29 is available. I don't even realize I am carrying it and I enjoy shooting it too.

erdyalx

I have carried the flocks 29 as my edc for 2 years. It is versatile, uncannily accurate and easy to shoot. Add a 40 s&w barrel and you have one gun that can do many tasks.

cwall64

I love my G29!  I just received my order of AR500 targets from www.shootingtargets7.com, 5 x 12" and a few other smaller sizes, set them up at 25 yards, and blasted away for hours!  Much more fun than shooting paper...  Only thing is I think I need a bigger tarp to catch my brass!
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wadcutter

#29
Quote from: pacapcop on February 23 2015 01:01:32 PM MST
The CZ .45 i have came with the old glossy mag. Sometimes,rounds would nose dive. As of 2013, CZ 97 has a newer mag similar to the K.45 and K10's. What a improvement. Former issue disappeared. Point is, the Compact Witness mags are similar to the old CZ Glossy Mag. Diff cuts, bullet points higer in feed lip and overall plain better feed. I believe if the compact mags were same, it would be a winner.
Some sellers say the new K45's work in the CZ97. I happen to have a K45 new mag and it would not lock up. Also with mere observation there are angle cuts different. Suttle, but there. New CZ mags are pricey. 35 to low 40's a pop. Wadcutter. Not putting nukes in that Compact is a smart move. Most i did was some U/W 180's with a 18lb Wolf Spring.

I do have feeding issues if I top off the magazines with a full 12 rounds. I'll have a round nosedive just like you said, but I've never had a jam when  I only load 9 or 10 rounds in a magazine.. The biggest problem is it's undersprung even with wimpy ppu ammo I can feel the slide batter the frame which is a little disconcerting. Maybe one day someone will make heavier recoil springs for the compact. Until then I'm going to purchase a standard length slide in 10mm. It only adds 3/4" overall length.