Reduce Recoil on a Glock?

[WillBrink]

Originally Posted by bluray2

roughy how much is it for 100 rounds of .45 ammo for a 1911?

Too much.

[Winterhawk]

Originally Posted by kag808

I understand that there's usually more recoil with lightweight pistols. I hear that it's possible to port the barrel to reduce the recoil but not sure if it's worth the $ to do this. Should I go for it? I own a Glock 26 (9mm) and love it-I have really small hands so it fits perfect but I'm looking at getting a bigger caliber pistol. I would really like it to be about the size of my 26. Any recs? Thanks!!!

i have a small caliber for ya.

[SeanLord]

I have an Xd .40 sevice model and Its easy to conceal, shoot, strip and clean. And for the price you cant beat it. Got mine used for 400 with three high cap mags, thats a no no in cali but you get the idea. But I personally like my 1911 colt .45 more. If your really crazy about concealment, get the three inch model, but it will recoil more and be less accurate. So yeah this is another endorsement for the Xd.

[jahgregory]

check it out. it's a little moe expensive, but it blows the glock out of the water. i had a .40 glock 27 that i put like three grand in. nickel reciever and ported barell. it was even less accurate after i got the barrel ported and the receiver got stuck in the empty position every once in a while half way through a clip.

[ramoin]

keep your glock babe the bullets for 9mm are cheaper than any other caliber out there save money or waste money is your option. also with the glock 26 i think you can change out the barrels for a different caliber i dont know which one it is

[rockyl686]

Have you thought about a cz 75 or Browning hi power, both very good guns which I can't recommend highly enough.

Burette PX4 storm is a great 40 caliber if you're looking one in 40

But I myself to go with a 1911 you just can't go wrong with it, or Smith & Wesson 686 i am a six for sure kind of guy.