9mm or 40?
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Buy one and then save up and buy the other.. never hurts to have a selection to choose from
I like the 40, i shoot competition with it and sometimes i break out the 1911 in 45 for the fun of it.
you could get the 9mm and start practicing with it, and then one day go get you a .40.
Having 2 .40s and a .45 i have no use for a 9mm since they all cost about the same to reload. can load 1000rds for $70 i think its $72 for 45acp and $68 for 9mm.
I like the 40, i shoot competition with it and sometimes i break out the 1911 in 45 for the fun of it.
you could get the 9mm and start practicing with it, and then one day go get you a .40.
Having 2 .40s and a .45 i have no use for a 9mm since they all cost about the same to reload. can load 1000rds for $70 i think its $72 for 45acp and $68 for 9mm.
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Guess you never shot a 40 mike mike at something...
im gonna have to look at that kit.. dont see how it would work very reliably since the 40 and 9 have a different base diameter.
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Here is the link of the place. Don't know if they figured out the recoil spring problem yet. Let me know what you think.
For me, I don't think the cost would be warranted as I don't shoot enough as it is to drop to 9mm to save money on ammo.
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gun on left is Glock 23 with lone wolf conversion barrel, I suggest doing this. You don't have to get compensated, they both were just good deals, and I wanted them. You can get regular and even threaded.