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Glock 20 (10mm) thing that holds me back is the recoil, It’s got more power, but heavier kick is just something that comes with that territory. It’s by no means unmanageable, but it’ll take some time to adjust to if you’re not out there shooting larger pistol calibers pretty frequently. The weight of the pistol definitely helps dampen this to some extent and the Glock 20 is still a pleasure to shoot despite its strong recoil.
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This pistol can for sure be a tack driver if you’re good enough. Performance under twenty-five yards is excellent. I’m pretty lukewarm when it comes to 10mm. Either way, I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the Glock 20, but it wasn’t a handgun that absolutely blew me away. You can usually find it for less than $600 and it might be worth it if you like Glocks and are interested in 10mm.
The 10mm round can be somewhat of an unknown for new or casual shooters. It’s a little more “exotic” to those accustomed to the typical 9mm and .45 ACP cartridges. I don’t really even have many 10mm firearms lying around my safe. But what is it? Consider it the bigger, badder version of a .40 S&W. But that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s better.
The looks of this weapon are classic, boxy, and simple. No frills are to be found here. Its weight and dimensions, however, are a different story. This is a pretty heavy pistol at two pounds with a loaded magazine. It’s not something I’m particularly fond of, but I’m not complaining too much, especially when we consider the recoil (more on that later). The Glock 20 is also a little longer and thicker than the rest of its little brothers.
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