Joining the 10mm club...roll call? What you got?

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P.s. I'm so far only a pistol guy. This joins a Glock 17, Sig P238 Xtreme, and Ruger GP100 SS 4".

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You have fine taste in weapons.

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civiltiger07

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Tight. Out my price range for now. Have they let you know what # you are getting?

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You have fine taste in weapons

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Thanks. The 17 was my first gun I ever purchased..Gen 3 after Katrina. The GP100 came from my uncle which is the same way my father got his Colt Delta. I just bought the P238 for my wife to shoot and so I could have a very small gun for CCW or whatever. It's a bute!

It's a 1987 Blued Delta Elite. Trijicon nights sites. Custom made grips that I made. Charcoal blued slide and components. Color case hardened frame. Turnbull in New York did the metal finishing.

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Awesome. If she's a little shy with that P238 or recoil sensitive, let her try that GP100 with 38's. The bigger aand heavier the gun the better it is for the woman ya know

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The P238 was the result of weeks of looking at different .380s. One of the most important features was a slide that was not too hard for her to rack. My 9 was too much so that was a starting point to work down from. I also wanted a hammer style with a short trigger so that it could be the most accurate short sight radius guns.

It came down to the Kahr, the colt mustang, and the Sig. The Kahr was still too hard to rack. The mustang was nice but for the money I was disappointed with the factory sights. The Sig fit the bill all around and fits her hand perfectly with the +1 mag with pinky grip.

She loved the .38s out of the GP, but still didnt think the gun fit her hand well. The trigger is far away in double action and pulling the hammer back just looks awkward.

She did put two full power .357 rounds downrange for kicks and giggles and it did break the skin on her hand...not sure what pinched or poked her. Won't be doing that anymore.

STI 10mm group build from Texas Bow Hunter.

Well, all I have is 5 boxes of 10mm my sister gave me when she turned in her MP-5.

LC

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I just picked up a glock 20 gen 2 10mm. I'm not a fan of the gun at all, or Glocks in general.

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They have come a long way since Gen 2. What's the issue with that gun? Or glocks? For the money, they are hard to beat IMO.

I hear ya. If not for getting a deal, I wouldnt be getting this particular pistol.

On my Glock 17, I paid $90 for parts and labor to get a trigger job done. After many failure to fires I ended up going almost back to stock. About the only thing out of it now is a quicker reset.

I'm becoming partial to hammer style too since just before getting my P238. I wanted something in 10mm though now without dropping >$1000. I went and looked at a Kimber that was great, $1150 before tax though.

Between the finger pads on the Gen 3 and the progressive recoil spring in the Gen 4, this gun will fit the bill.