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Posted: 5/28/2012 11:01:18 PM
Handled a Gen4 G21 today and walked out with it. I have the 21 two tries before and couldn't get used to the grip, it was awful. The new Gen4 fits my hand perfect and I do mean perfect. The POA is dead on when I bring the weapon up. I don't have large hands, but I believe this will be my new CCW weapon after I get a new body for my MTAC and put some rounds through it. I can't let go of it. I'm tying this one handed actually LOL.
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Posted: 5/28/2012 11:19:56 PM
NOPE! I love my G21's all three of them. Mine are all Gen 3 SF models. I also have two G20 10MM Gen 3's I just cant get used to the Gen 4 grip. To rough for me. The Gen 3 SF is it for me.
he Glock G21 is as accurate as any I have found including 1911's |
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Posted: 5/30/2012 9:11:25 PM
Just bought a gen 3 21 today from Buds. $409 delivered. VG TO EX condition.
Ran across a gen 3 27 last week for $400. Can't tell it's been fired. Couldn't pass it up. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 5/30/2012 11:16:14 PM
[Last Edit: 5/31/2012 11:42:13 AM by Bob-26]
Originally Posted By sel366:
Just bought a gen 3 21 today from Buds. $409 delivered. VG TO EX condition. Ran across a gen 3 27 last week for $400. Can't tell it's been fired. Couldn't pass it up. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I only see them for $439? Are they police trade ins? ETA- different Buds |
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Posted: 5/31/2012 9:22:52 AM
Originally Posted By HUNTER223:
The G21 is a great gun in a superb battle tested caliber, however if I were going full size and had to choose a caliber for defense purposes only I would go 10mm. Same size platform, more rounds, much better ballistics. Granted, it would be more expensive to shoot, which shouldn't be much of a deal if you reload. My two cents. HTR. The problem with the 10mm is bullet selection. There aren't too many defensive rounds that will best the performance of a Federal HST 230gr +P. However, with that said, I did purchase a KKM drop in 10mm barrel for my G21 that has functioned flawlessly. Not sure why anyone would buy a G20 when you can have both calibers so easily with the G21. |
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Posted: 5/31/2012 1:19:12 PM
I recently acquired a Gen 3 21SF. I have 200 rounds through it in the week I've owned it, and it has been perfect so far.
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Posted: 5/31/2012 8:07:48 PM
Originally Posted By Swat_dude:
Originally Posted By HUNTER223:
The G21 is a great gun in a superb battle tested caliber, however if I were going full size and had to choose a caliber for defense purposes only I would go 10mm. Same size platform, more rounds, much better ballistics. Granted, it would be more expensive to shoot, which shouldn't be much of a deal if you reload. My two cents. HTR. The problem with the 10mm is bullet selection. There aren't too many defensive rounds that will best the performance of a Federal HST 230gr +P. However, with that said, I did purchase a KKM drop in 10mm barrel for my G21 that has functioned flawlessly. Not sure why anyone would buy a G20 when you can have both calibers so easily with the G21. did you have to swap extractors too? |
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Posted: 5/31/2012 8:19:37 PM
I love my 21sf . It's my fave-o-rite.
I stay with gen 3's cause I sir am anal retentive. Lol Anyone notice that bigbore chimed in with a |
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Posted: 6/2/2012 9:07:14 AM
Originally Posted By Bob-26:
Originally Posted By sel366:
Just bought a gen 3 21 today from Buds. $409 delivered. VG TO EX condition. Ran across a gen 3 27 last week for $400. Can't tell it's been fired. Couldn't pass it up. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile I only see them for $439? Are they police trade ins? ETA- different Buds Buds Police Supply. Same folks, different division? |
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Posted: 6/4/2012 6:03:28 PM
i inlo have to change the barrell,mag,and recoil spring to go from .45 to 10mm in my 21sf
Originally Posted By DanTSX:
Originally Posted By Swat_dude:
Originally Posted By HUNTER223:
The G21 is a great gun in a superb battle tested caliber, however if I were going full size and had to choose a caliber for defense purposes only I would go 10mm. Same size platform, more rounds, much better ballistics. Granted, it would be more expensive to shoot, which shouldn't be much of a deal if you reload. My two cents. HTR. The problem with the 10mm is bullet selection. There aren't too many defensive rounds that will best the performance of a Federal HST 230gr +P. However, with that said, I did purchase a KKM drop in 10mm barrel for my G21 that has functioned flawlessly. Not sure why anyone would buy a G20 when you can have both calibers so easily with the G21. did you have to swap extractors too? |
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Posted: 6/6/2012 1:18:37 AM
[Last Edit: 6/6/2012 1:20:47 AM by Swat_dude]
Originally Posted By DanTSX:
Originally Posted By Swat_dude:
Originally Posted By HUNTER223:
The G21 is a great gun in a superb battle tested caliber, however if I were going full size and had to choose a caliber for defense purposes only I would go 10mm. Same size platform, more rounds, much better ballistics. Granted, it would be more expensive to shoot, which shouldn't be much of a deal if you reload. My two cents. HTR. The problem with the 10mm is bullet selection. There aren't too many defensive rounds that will best the performance of a Federal HST 230gr +P. However, with that said, I did purchase a KKM drop in 10mm barrel for my G21 that has functioned flawlessly. Not sure why anyone would buy a G20 when you can have both calibers so easily with the G21. did you have to swap extractors too? Nope. A few guys on here did but I've had no issues with the .45 extractor. I have a Glockmeister 20 lb recoil spring and I bought (5) Glock 20 mags. Cost me about $300 when it was all said and done but I figure that is roughly half of buying another whole gun. I got the 6 inch hunting barrel which also boost the 10mm even a bit more. |
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Posted: 6/7/2012 11:57:19 PM
Originally Posted By Swat_dude:
Originally Posted By DanTSX:
Originally Posted By Swat_dude:
Originally Posted By HUNTER223:
The G21 is a great gun in a superb battle tested caliber, however if I were going full size and had to choose a caliber for defense purposes only I would go 10mm. Same size platform, more rounds, much better ballistics. Granted, it would be more expensive to shoot, which shouldn't be much of a deal if you reload. My two cents. HTR. The problem with the 10mm is bullet selection. There aren't too many defensive rounds that will best the performance of a Federal HST 230gr +P. However, with that said, I did purchase a KKM drop in 10mm barrel for my G21 that has functioned flawlessly. Not sure why anyone would buy a G20 when you can have both calibers so easily with the G21. did you have to swap extractors too? Nope. A few guys on here did but I've had no issues with the .45 extractor. I have a Glockmeister 20 lb recoil spring and I bought (5) Glock 20 mags. Cost me about $300 when it was all said and done but I figure that is roughly half of buying another whole gun. I got the 6 inch hunting barrel which also boost the 10mm even a bit more. Thanks to both that replied on the 10mm swap. 10mm is a very attractive cartridge. Just another reason why the G21's are second to only the G19 in overall goodness. |
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Posted: 6/8/2012 9:48:30 PM
I love my 21sf, and if I didn't have one, I would be jumping all over the deal Aim Surplus has on them right now...
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