Hello, I'm looking at different pistol platforms chambered in 10mm. The main attribute I'm considering is high magazine capacity and overall weight, considerations for concealed carry as well, I've seen the FN 510 and the RIA TAC, the minimum for capacity should be close to if not exceeding 20 rounds

I have had a Glock 20 Gen 5 for the past year and have put a few thousand rounds through wonderfully. It’s been my go to carry for almost everything. I’m looking to get an upgrade for the range and a OWB carry in cooler months.

I’d prefer to be able to mount an optic and have 10+ rounds if possible. My budget is around 2000 or 2500 if a decent optic is already mounted.

Howdy friends, I bought myself a Glock 20.5 a little bit ago looking to put a tlr7 hlx on it. I'm also a lefty. I'm having a hard time finding a company that makes an iwb holster for this setup surprisingly. Does anyone know and recommend a company that makes what I'm looking for?

Just curious on your guys picks for hard cast for 10mm but could not find Buffalo Bore 200gr will be shooting this through my Glock 20 Gen 4 with KKM Barrel with Comp. Will be testing some of these ammo and zero in my red dot to which ever I like the best.

G29sf.3, Wager RMR cut, Gideon Omega, TLR6.

Can't wait to get this to the range and for the holster to arrive.

Ruger LC Carbine 10mm is now!🎇🎆🧨

I tried all 4 springs with short and long plug. What I ended up with is,I am running the longest sliver with the short plug. Supposedly makes it 25ish lbs. When ran magazines topped off and with anything I would get jams. No matter the variations. I swapped 2 magazines to the Wolf Spring +10%. When they were topped off I had a couple jams. But the jams were when I ran my very hot hand loads 155g XTP chrono at 1500-1510 fps. When I went to underwood 180g XTP I jammed once but it was because I tried a Gen 4 Glock 20 magazine that I used to not have problems with until a couple weeks ago. The biggest thing is I didn’t jam nor when I ran with my hardcast.

I was only able to run maybe 80-100 rounds in total through my firearm before I lost light. Because my wife wanted to get some practice in with her .357 mag. The XTPs 155/180 grain still ejected maybe 3 arm lengths away. I know this system is “adjustable” but I would be lying on if I said I knew wtf I was doing!

On their website as of now

I have Rented the Performance center 6 times and still have been on the fence about buying it outright. I flat out enjoy shooting it. Comparing it against the SIG Xten 5 inch barrel (long slide 10mm I hate the most) the M&P is a much better option because of all of the features it comes with out of the box. The only reason I keep pushing it down the line to buy comes down to the Fact that I really want the Stribog 10mm as I haven't tried a PCC yet. But low and behold after going to my favorite LGS they have a Used Performance center for 545.00 that's making regret leaving without it. Plus knowing I can put it on layaway for 90days ... SMH

I was on the site for fusion firearms 6inch 1911 barrel and they have an optional cut that I'm not exactly sure of the advantages it would provide in getting. The cut is for an extractor clearance? I'm not very familiar with 1911 at all and am considering buying a replacement barrel for a girsan 2311 Hunter

https://ruger.com/products/lcCarbine/specSheets/19307.html

I was finally able to find a NEW SIG 1911 TacOps in 10mm Auto for my Collection and for my Carry Rotation but I wanted to hear from people owners of the 10mm TacOps if there is anything I need to look for. I own four TacOps but they are all 45acp and I have been very happy with them and I have been a happy owner for over 12 years now. I did replace the Extractor with the Tool Steel Extractor from EGW about 4 years ago even though I never had an extraction issue but I believe in getting ahead of issues and installing Tool Steel parts.

This happened last week. Glad these kids survived. He used an XDM and his buddy had a .45

https://www.eastidahonews.com/2024/09/two-hunters-who-shot-530-pound-grizzly-24-times-share-their-stunning-story-of-survival/?fbclid=IwY2xjawFIsyBleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHRcH0zrBblDELxGSrdSRM7sh6LiN1jx-kK-dVOswwQekdq6ydOA6neZLPA_aem_VqiWRRQRMlaqttM1OSP1KA

Just picked these up in the store I was curious

She ain't much, but she's mine and I love her.

Are there any out there? Would love a metal frame. Haven’t seen many / really any aftermarket parts for the COMP.

Also are general p320 trigger uogrades comparable with the xTen comp fcu?

Paging /u/FreeAlexJones1stAmen . We need to hear more about the virtues of Liberty ammunition.

Long time listener (reader), first time “caller” here. I was hoping you gents could point me in the right direction for my first centimeter pistol. I think I’ve more or less narrowed it down to the XTen, XTen Comp or 510 as these seem to be very popular, high quality options. That being said, I have shot older G20’s and didn’t love the size or grip angle. The G29 solved the length issue but not the girth and I find the grip to be too small/uncomfortable even with mag extensions. I also loved the 10mm Ronin I shot but alas, a best millimeter 1911 will have to be a future purchase. Ultimately, I want something closer to duty/full size (compared to my 365XL) without being massive that I could CC if needed. This would mostly be a nightstand gun with the added benefit of open-carrying when I go north or west.

Of the three models I’ve mentioned, I’ve only shot the XTen and have handled them a number of times. I thought it felt great, handled the recoil well, and I shot it quite accurately with the factory irons. My only concern is that it’s possibly too long, especially if I add a comp to it. The XTen Comp solves that problem and obviously already comes comped. However, I feel like the >4” barrel will be a trade off in terms of ballistics. Ideally SIG would offer something between these two models but that’s not realistic and beggars can’t be choosers... Does the shorter barrel make a big difference? Is the Comp model more effective at reducing recoil versus the regular XTen? Would an XTen with an aftermarket comp be overkill and way too long?

Now, the 510 I haven’t handled or shot but I know it gets stunning reviews. I know it’s more expensive which I can justify if it’s better than the other options. Though, I do not need the threaded barrel as I want to run a comp, not a suppressor. I also plan on adding a red dot and light to whichever gun I do get some weight may play somewhat of a factor within reason. All of this rambling aside, I would really love your input on the matter. All responses are greatly appreciated. I’m just eager to purchase my first 10mm and probably first new handgun in four years. Thanks!

Edit: I should mention the ability to safely shoot .40 S&W out of either gun would be a big plus. As I understand, the 10mm SIG FCU is also compatible with their conversion kits which is another plus. I would love to have the ability to have a compact .357 SIG or subcompact 9mm on the fly.

One of my favorite handguns of all time.