knightsilver
Is the Glock_19 have a single stack clip? And whats a great, reliable high velocity rounds for the 9MM's?

It's not so much about "high velocity" round as it is how well the load out of the round works with your gun... Different loads are meant for different barrel lengths, etc. Ammunition is not a "one size fits all" type thing...

The Glock 43 is the single stack Glock 9mm, also comes in .380. If youre looking to get a single stack, I'd also suggest you take a look at the Springfield XD-S, they are all Single stack. I'm not a huge Glock fan, never liked the grip angle.

As for.ammunition:

Speer Gold Dot is probably the best on market right now for ballistics, Federal HST is another reliable, solid performer. For a standard size weapon you'd be looking at normal load out, or venturing into +P load out. For subcompacts they actually have load out designed for the shorter barrels, and usually they are a +P as well. When you see +P think "Magnum", they just don't say that on the round for personal defense because juries tend to think of "Magnum" as something scary, so they do +P.

link:
 
http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/xd-s-4-9-mm/
 

knightsilver
link:
 
http://www.springfield-armory.com/products/xd-s-4-9-mm/
 

Yes, that's the full-size weapon, it comes in a subcompact as well. http://www.springfield-ar...roducts/xd-s-3-3-9-mm/

They also have magazines that have grip extensions on them, if you find it doesn't fit your hand well.

I personally am 6'5 200lbs, and carry a XDM 3.8" 9mm (19+1 capacity), in a stealth gear onyx IWB holster, carried at 4oclock. You'd never know I had the weapon on me, even in summer clothing.

Im bulky, active, 190lbs, 5.10, 32in wasteline, and can still do high and spin kicks at 42 yrs old, laughs......

knightsilver
Im bulky, active, 190lbs, 5.10 and can still do high and spin kicks at 42 yrs old, laughs......

Go to your local shop and shoot an XD, you will most likely fall in love.

I carry a springfield xd mod 2.
 
It's a serious conceal carry piece with no compromises.

fearpoint
I carry a springfield xd mod 2.
 
It's a serious conceal carry piece with no compromises.

What made springfield put "Grip Zone" on the mod 2 pistols. They have to know not every customer likes it.

MSim

fearpoint
I carry a springfield xd mod 2.
 
It's a serious conceal carry piece with no compromises.

What made springfield put "Grip Zone" on the mod 2 pistols. They have to know not every customer likes it.

What grip do you like better? Like the XD has? - I threw a talon grip on mine.

MSim

fearpoint
I carry a springfield xd mod 2.
 
It's a serious conceal carry piece with no compromises.

What made springfield put "Grip Zone" on the mod 2 pistols. They have to know not every customer likes it.

To patent the amazing grip design basically. Are you one of those guys that complains about two words on the grip but then owns rugers and S&W's with lawyer writing all over the firearm? I can't stand those hypocrites. I never really notice the grip zone words when using the gun, but that grip is amazeballs and I wish Springfield would bring it over to the XDs versions so I can spend more money.

chaosminionx

What grip do you like better? Like the XD has? - I threw a talon grip on mine.

I haven't shot a XD pistol yet, i thought about renting one. I have talon grip on my G43, even added the grip to my Taran Tactical +1 base pad. My Walther PPQ M2, i don't have any talon grip on it.
 
 

fearpoint
 
 
To patent the amazing grip design basically. Are you one of those guys that complains about two words on the grip but then owns rugers and S&W's with lawyer writing all over the firearm? I can't stand those hypocrites. I never really notice the grip zone words when using the gun, but that grip is amazeballs and I wish Springfield would bring it over to the XDs versions so I can spend more money.

I find the writing all over guns pointless too. If i really liked a gun that has writing all over it, i would have it refinished to get rid of it. I think springfield would attract more customers, if they made a version without that pointless text on the grip. How long until we see Springfield add "This end forward", so customers know which way the gun should be pointed.