9mm vs 40cal

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    davsco

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    not sure how much their shipping is, but surplusammo.com has blazer 180g 40 for $190/case, cheapest i've seen in a loooong time.
     

    Shoobedoo

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    Jun 1, 2013
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    I'm a real man, I only carry a 45-70

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    To use a quote from the movie Full Metal Jacket.. "I'm a life taker and a heart breaker".

    In the case of your pistol it goes like this..."I'm a life taker and a Wrist breaker"... :lol2:

    But seriously... to answer the original post.. why settle for either 9 or 40..?? Why not shoot both..?? I shoot both, and they are both fine handgun calibers, and if we're talking Glock or M&P pistols, get the .40 and buy a conversion barrel and some 9mm magazines and in most cases you're good to go. Just a suggestion.
     

    smokey

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    Jan 31, 2008
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    Basically 9mm. More capacity, less wear on the gun, easier recoil, cheaper, similar ballistic performance. However, a .40 let's you shoot 40, 357 sig, and 9mm with just barrel swaps....so it's got that going for it.
     

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