Bear protection handguns?
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ObiWanKannoli
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Negative, KKM Barrel with their threaded compensator. Works wonders. This pistol has just about zero recoil. I can very, very easily shoot it one handed accurately.
HRM Johnny
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meatyrem
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When using a compensator, is the normal spring used or is a lighter spring required?
Looks like aa exceptional Cerakote JOB on this Glock.
Who did the Cerakote job o what other system?
GREAT JIO!!!
ObiWanKannoli
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Sand, mud, rocks, trees, and branches did the 'cerakote'
ObiWanKannoli
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I'm running the standard 17lb glock spring and guide that comes with the Gen 5 G20. I did try a 15lb and I couldn't get the gun to cycle reliably. IMO, the G20.5 is a bit undersprung for full power / heavy 10mm to begin with.
VLD Pilot
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Those brakes (compensators) work. One of my G20 (first gen) is the 20C. Came compensated. Doesn't offer as good of recoil reduction but I replaced the barrel with a non-factory standard barrel. The reduction on the KKM comp is well over 50% but the noise production increased over 50% as well. I don't like wearing hearing protection when carry in a defense or woods setting. Recoil isn't bad at all with a semi auto 10 even with heavies.
GREAT PATTERN!Sand, mud, rocks, trees, and branches did the 'cerakote'
You should patten it and sell to Cerakote!!!!!
Can't get more real than Sand, mud, rocks, trees, and branches!!!~!~
fta0303
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Interesting. A veterinarian once told me that a human's will to survive most often exceeds that of animals. Of course, his experience was mainly with domestic animals.
VLD Pilot
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I'd probably say domestic animals pale in comparison to wild animals in that area
fta0303
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Seems likely to me.
meatyrem
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What would be considered a heavy 10mm round?
ObiWanKannoli
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To me, 200 grains +
