Posted: 8/17/2015 12:48:47 AM EDT
| After being a fan of .357 Sig and carrying it for years I have said good by to the caliber. Got rid of my 32 and 33 and now my G30 has taken over EDC. Hope this was a good decision.. |
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i would say you made the right decision way too late.....JMHO
if youre not comfortable with carrying a 45 then dont, im not a fan 40/357 sig, but holes in vital organs is what kills people. around here at least 357 sig is stupid hard to come by, 45/9 are everywhere |
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i would say you made the right decision way too late.....JMHO if youre not comfortable with carrying a 45 then dont, im not a fan 40/357 sig, but holes in vital organs is what kills people. around here at least 357 sig is stupid hard to come by, 45/9 are everywhere I like my 30 and its a Gen4.. Just hate the weight but nothing I can't get use to. Same in my area .357 Sig is hard to find and expensive. I've always wanted to pick up a 9mm so no time like the present. Seriously looking at a Gen4 19 |
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When you swith to 9 and get a 19, then you'll be havin' a good day! If glock would make a 30 frame that was full length grip with flush fit 10 round mags (instead of that stupid grip extension on the magazine) and the 30S slide the entire world would be having a great day. We got the single stack 9 so a guy can dream |
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If glock would make a 30 frame that was full length grip with flush fit 10 round mags (instead of that stupid grip extension on the magazine) and the 30S slide the entire world would be having a great day. We got the single stack 9 so a guy can dream Quoted:
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When you swith to 9 and get a 19, then you'll be havin' a good day! If glock would make a 30 frame that was full length grip with flush fit 10 round mags (instead of that stupid grip extension on the magazine) and the 30S slide the entire world would be having a great day. We got the single stack 9 so a guy can dream I am still dreaming for a G19 with a rounded nosed slide, and an ambi-lever mag release on a Gen4 design. |
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Good on you for dumping .357, switching to a 19 would've been the best decision though. The 19 does everything. The only area it lacks is having a long sight radius for competitions. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Never had an issue using my 19 vs 34. Honestly I do not see much difference in how I shoot with my 19 vs 17 vs 34. Fundamentals are far more important than sight radius and I have seen some guys come out with a G19 and rule the day. |
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Never had an issue using my 19 vs 34. Honestly I do not see much difference in how I shoot with my 19 vs 17 vs 34. Fundamentals are far more important than sight radius and I have seen some guys come out with a G19 and rule the day. Quoted:
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Good on you for dumping .357, switching to a 19 would've been the best decision though. The 19 does everything. The only area it lacks is having a long sight radius for competitions. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Never had an issue using my 19 vs 34. Honestly I do not see much difference in how I shoot with my 19 vs 17 vs 34. Fundamentals are far more important than sight radius and I have seen some guys come out with a G19 and rule the day. I saw a big difference when it came to competition. Target shooting there isn't any difference but when you're being timed the fundamentals can get sloppy and the extra sight radius makes a difference. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Those that carry the 30 for EDC what holster are you all using? I'm currently using a Safariland 6378 ALS.. But I feel I need something a little thinner that rides closer to the body for conceal carry OWB. You said OWB but the Kingtuck is really comfortable for an IWB and easy to take on and off without having to take your belt off. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Those that carry the 30 for EDC what holster are you all using? I'm currently using a Safariland 6378 ALS.. But I feel I need something a little thinner that rides closer to the body for conceal carry OWB. I carry my 30 in a DeSantis speed scabbard. Very comfortable |