alaska
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Either he is drunk or mentally ill
Too much vodka
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alaska
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In NC you had to be 21 years old to buy a handgun otherwise I would had one I was 17 when this happen.
In 1979 spent the night in a tree stand luckily it was big enough to sleep in because a bear big one came into the old apple orchard I was bow deer hunting in and he was starting eating apples all night…..crunching those apples. Carey's Flat in NC………up in the mountains . A memory that every time I here someone crunch a apple I will always remember the night I spent with a bear.
In NC you had to be 21 years old to buy a handgun otherwise I would had one I was 17 when this happen.
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alaska
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CCI 300 in the 10mm
In the 44mag with H110 mag primers are suggested along with Gas check
alaska
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Suggest NDZ for your new rod and spring 22 pounds
WYO300RUM
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What I have.
Is it really necessary to change out the spring to a 22-25 lb? or is it only if you want to shoot full power loads?
alaska
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I don't recommend anything heavier than 22 pounds
The stock spring in G20 is 17 or 18 pounds.
Yes only if you plan to shoot real 10mm loads like Underwood otherwise just get a 40 cal. Changing the spring relieves the pressure on the frame of HV loads of G20 and also increase the weight a tad with stainless rod. Most factory loads like Federal have loaded the 10mm down most call them FBI loads. Hornady in the early days actually had a HV load for the 10mm, but discontinued many years ago for lower velocity loads of today.
The stock spring in G20 is 17 or 18 pounds.
Yes only if you plan to shoot real 10mm loads like Underwood otherwise just get a 40 cal. Changing the spring relieves the pressure on the frame of HV loads of G20 and also increase the weight a tad with stainless rod. Most factory loads like Federal have loaded the 10mm down most call them FBI loads. Hornady in the early days actually had a HV load for the 10mm, but discontinued many years ago for lower velocity loads of today.
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I went with the #22 lbs in mine.
alaska
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Good choice me too !
I like your sights !
I like your sights !
What's the best recommended 22 lb spring upgrade?
Yep, good fiber night sights and a KKM-supported barrel for heavy loads were a must for this 10mm. Cheers
alaska
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NDZ rod and 22 pound spring drops right in Gen 4 in my G20 along with Wolff Extra power springs in magazines .
NDZ Glock 20 21 40 41 Gen 4 Guide Rod Assembly
Enhance your Glock 20, 21, 40, and 41 Gen 4 with NDZ's guide rod assembly. Improve recoil control, reliability, and performance with this precision-crafted upgrade.
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A good recoil spring and guild rod... is another must as well. CheersNDZ rod and 22 pound spring drops right in Gen 4 in my G20 along with Wolff Extra power springs in magazines .
NDZ Glock 20 21 40 41 Gen 4 Guide Rod Assembly
Enhance your Glock 20, 21, 40, and 41 Gen 4 with NDZ's guide rod assembly. Improve recoil control, reliability, and performance with this precision-crafted upgrade.
