11B2O
Regular Member
I am starting to move away from carrying .40s&w. Now before I go any further in explanation, just let it be known that I am not trying to start another caliber war(as i type this I can already feel it coming).
My edc is a Glock 23(.40) and is a great gun. However, over the years of firing more and more 9mm and .45, I can't help but notice that my time back on target is much quicker with both 9mm and .45 loads. I have noticed this with shooting many different guns chambered in 9mm, .40, and .45.Although still a great round, it is no secret that .40 is definitely a more snappier round. When it first came out, it probably was one of the best crosses between 9mm and .45 but with advances in bullet manufacturing today, for me personally I just don't see a need to carry a load that takes longer to get back on target when either a 9mm or a .45 will do the trick. I guess the only question is now whether to carry my M&P9 or Kimber TLE/RL II?
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My edc is a Glock 23(.40) and is a great gun. However, over the years of firing more and more 9mm and .45, I can't help but notice that my time back on target is much quicker with both 9mm and .45 loads. I have noticed this with shooting many different guns chambered in 9mm, .40, and .45.Although still a great round, it is no secret that .40 is definitely a more snappier round. When it first came out, it probably was one of the best crosses between 9mm and .45 but with advances in bullet manufacturing today, for me personally I just don't see a need to carry a load that takes longer to get back on target when either a 9mm or a .45 will do the trick. I guess the only question is now whether to carry my M&P9 or Kimber TLE/RL II?
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