Smith Wesson 1006 or Glock 29
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I own one of each. The 1006 seems to be an indestructable "tank", the glock is much less massive.
I have put the 1006 on the "appreciating" list, which rules-out carry, but it still gets some range time. They're not making them anymore, ya know!
Being a fan of 10mm, I bought the 29 for carry. It's fun to shoot and as accurate as I.
SatCong
I have put the 1006 on the "appreciating" list, which rules-out carry, but it still gets some range time. They're not making them anymore, ya know!
Being a fan of 10mm, I bought the 29 for carry. It's fun to shoot and as accurate as I.
SatCong
I don't own either one but would love to find a S&W 1006. They are fairly hard to find at a good price because thier owners just won't let them go. 
This is not meant as a negative toward Glock. It's just that they are plentiful and can be had practically anytime you want one. If you find a good used 1006 you will have a little piece of S&W history and from what I've heard a really nice pistol. The 1006 is certainly on my most wanted list.
This is not meant as a negative toward Glock. It's just that they are plentiful and can be had practically anytime you want one. If you find a good used 1006 you will have a little piece of S&W history and from what I've heard a really nice pistol. The 1006 is certainly on my most wanted list.
ohen cepel
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The 29 is too short for the 10mm to perform to its full potential so would get the Smith.
Or the Glock 20.
Or the Glock 20.
If you plan to reload there isn't even a choice. The partially unsupported feed ramp of the Glock means that you get ONE full power load out of your brass before the head gets so bulged as to be dangerous.
The S&W is supported, so you get normal life from your brass.
I own both, but the Glock only gets carried with factory Silvertips.
The S&W is supported, so you get normal life from your brass.
I own both, but the Glock only gets carried with factory Silvertips.