15+1 rounds of 10mm weighs about 10 ounces. They are made so the first five rounds fired on a 15 round magazine have the best balance for marksmanship.
Just found this also and subscribed. I had a Gen 3 29 ,, loved it , shot great , but last weekend I ended up selling it at the gun show for damn near what I paid for and end up with the big brother 20 . Feels a lot better in my hand . Just got it 2 days ago , can’t wait to run some rounds through it 👍 Enjoy your stuff , keep it up 👍
Thanks for the video I would have also appreciated some more information on what holster you use and how you use it. For a thin man in a T shirt you hide the gun well.
@@stonehouseguitars3869 You’ll love Vedder’s “LightTuck” model for the following highlighted reasons: -The quality of their kydex material and how the inside of the holster that touches the gun’s finish, is polished baby skin smooth. That helps to minimize wear marks for a long long time and if constant use on one’s prized pistol. -Their superior and strong “spring steel” grade metal waistband retention clip. It will never break. …Never. -The fact that the spring steel clip is adjustable for forward and rearward cant angle and the clip’s flexibility makes the user able to adjust its ride height above the belt line. This makes the LightTuck IWB holster extremely “tailor made” for an individual user and his comfort. -The fact that Vedder rounds and polishes smooth all corners of their Light Tuck holsters, leaving it better for a more comfortable fit. -It’s ultra light weight feel, independent from the pistol it holds. Again, it’s a “minimalist’s” dream. -The fact that the Vedder LightTuck holster has the sweat guard portion of the holster come all the way up to and flush with the rear of the slide. As a result, this limits perspiration to its maximum from around the belly and from ultimately making contact with the pistol. -The adjustable tension screw with the very best audible “click” and positive feel made when securing the pistol into the holster. It’s the best I’ve used in an AIWB holster and that I’ve ever encountered. -The fact that with all of the above, the holster remains a “minimalists” dream, while securing and protecting the firearm’s finish. Unlike other kydex type IWB holsters that I have tried in my 33.5 years of carrying concealed professionally, the Vedder is unlike the other bulky brands. The other brands make their holsters with cheap PLASTIC and/or non adjustable waistband clips. They also attach other crap gadgets to the holster (ie. “sidecar”). It makes carrying IWB so much more uncomfortable, compared to Vedder. -The Vedder LightTuck also accommodates the larger and/or adjustable “target” sights found on guns that are designed to co-witness with red dot type optics, if that’s your thing. -You can also order the LightTuck to be cut to accommodate an optic if you so desire. (Personally, I can’t stand a bulky glass optic on an EDC concealable firearm, but that’s just me). Anyway, no I don’t work nor benefit in any way from endorsing Vedder’s light tuck. I do own over 20 of them for different firearms. I just know a great product when I see and use one daily. **My one and only “negative:” It’s cost. Since the price of everything has gone up, the cost of their Light Tuck is super expensive. When I first started buying their holsters, it was at least 1/3rd the price (during the Trump economic boom). But, it’s truly is a product that you buy once and cry once. It will last a lifetime. I have thought about buying cheaper, then I realized that you get what you pay for. I’m sticking with the LightTuck. The key to helping with cost is to wait for their “15%” and sometimes “20%” off sales. Usually around every holiday, their holsters go on sale with a code, right in their website. So i ALWAYS wait for a holiday to buy a new Vedder if I need one. It literally seems that they have them going on sale once per month. No joke.
@@colt10mmsecurity68 my main concern is that my G20 is a gen5. There are some pretty key differences between 5 and 4 such as ambidextrous mag release, serrated slide near the barrel tip, serrated notches on the slide release, beveled edges on the slide itself, and so on. Their website didn't mention anything about the one I ordered being gen5 supported so I will have to see and maybe make some modifications. Thanks for all that information though that is helpful and most people recommend them highly. I paid the $70 for it which yes expensive but quality and performance is definitely more important in a gun carry application.
Wow your the first to talk aboit rhe changing balance in a glock as the mag empties. Ive noticed this with alot of guns but nobody ever seems to mention it. Just finally got muself a g20 and I'm stoked! Seems to be very limited choices in holsters for the g20/surefirex300u/b combo, however, so thats the only downside I have found so far
For home and personal defense, I prefer a .40s&w, for the original reason the FBI said. But for woods protection on the trail or as a back up gun for hunting, I take my Glock 20 or 29 everytime. I just bought another one last week. A Gen5! Can’t wait to take it out.
Just got one because I couldn't find a glock 21 don't know if I will keep it hope I see more glock 20 videos on your channel maybe it will help me change my mind and keep it
You gotta keep your Glock 20!!! Get a Glock 21 slide and throw it on your G20 when you feel like it. Also, the Glock 20 can be converted to shoot several other calibers by simply swapping out the barrel. Down the road, you can pick up a longer KKM barrel and now you have a Glock 40 with a barrel that can shoot lead all day long.
@@GunTradition so I've had 9mm glocks before 40cal and 45acp glocks I've never been 100% satisfied with them actually I sold all of them and I only have the glock 20 now and I will say i love the 10mm round itself the power the speed is the sweet spot for me I really love it I guess my question would be how long have you had yours and really dose it hold up great UK will it last me a very long time I dont shot like crazy but I will be carrying it everyday and I would just like to get more of a opinion thanks
@@tiffanilege844 I've had it for about 8 years, and I bought it used. They hold up well. I carry it every day and have shot over 1,000 rounds through it. I did replace the springs when I bought it. My Gock 20 was made in 1991, so it was just time for new springs. It's around $10 for springs and takes 10 minutes to swap them out. Also, the Glock 20 will shoot 40 S&W ammo safely and accurately. I've fired hundreds of 40's in my Glock 20.
Picked up a Glock 20 Gen 4 I heard The Gen 4 I's A little better with the recoil because of the dual recoil spring what are you thoughts? Is the ,135 grain bullet better on recoil then let's say a 180 grain,? Thanks
I have both and believe it or not I' prefer to carry the G20. It's balanced better and shoots softer. Also thank you for mentioning Underwood and Buffalo Bore, too many people don't know what a good 10mm round is and end up shooting 40sw powered 10mm target loads. Big difference. Do yourself a favor before you go bear hunting with the 20. Use heavy cast lead 200 or 220 buffalo bore or Underwood rounds and buy a longer aftermarket barrel for it. Wolf, Alpha Wolf or KTM six and a half inch barrel is worth the extra power and work better with hard-cast rounds.
Would you carry a pistol light on this gun I have a gen 3 and don't know if I want to use the light rail this is a duty gun a lot of night patrol walking by myself
When I was watching this video I was like man this is some bs you can’t EDC a Glock 20 but I have a friend who’s skinny as hell not a big guy and he edcs a Glock 20 and you’d literally never know he had it if he didn’t show it to you. To this day I don’t know how he does it
If you like 10mm, you should check out Liberty Civil Defense 60gr ammunition. It flies at 2400fps and it does 740 foot pounds if energy with massive fragmentation and about 11 inches of penetration. Not to mention it is extremely light to carry around all day, at more than half the weight of traditional hollow points. It feels like you're carrying around an unloaded gun weight-wise. It flies so fast and dumps the energy so quick! Being a lighter bullet, it also grants 38% reduced felt recoil so you can get more shots on target quicker. I can't recommend it enough. It's what I daily carry in my Bond Arms derringer 3'. There's a really good, really short video put out by Liberty called "Liberty Civil Defense 10mm Ballistics clear gel test" that shows just how amazing this round is. I have searched far and wide and haven't found anything better for carry, unless of course you're just wanting to hunt bear and need high grain ammo. Anyway, love the content! Just thought I'd mention the ammo since you seem to love 10mm as much as me. Have a good one.
Seriously though.., who really carry’s this thing everyday day in day out? Provided you can carry at work, let alone mowing the yard raking and bagging leaves climbing on roof cleaning gutters cutting wood stacking wood every day real world stuff.? I just don’t see it. Lot a key board warriors I think.🤔🤦
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Thanks for mentioning the weight difference as the mag empties. I never heard anyone talk about that before. Very real difference. Great vid sir.
15+1 rounds of 10mm weighs about 10 ounces. They are made so the first five rounds fired on a 15 round magazine have the best balance for marksmanship.
The first gun I’ve owned. Love it. Going out in the mountains where I live with it helps put my mind at ease.
Sweet!
Just bought a G20 online. Itching for it to come in! Thanks for your impressions.
Take it slow and learn the gun well. You'll love it!
Just found this also and subscribed. I had a Gen
3 29 ,, loved it , shot great , but last weekend I ended up selling it at the gun show for damn near what I paid for and end up with the big brother 20 . Feels a lot better in my hand . Just got it 2 days ago , can’t wait to run some rounds through it 👍 Enjoy your stuff , keep it up 👍
I've tried the 29 a few times and it just feels funky in my hand. it's too short for me to get a full hand contact, which helps with accuracy.
Got mines on layaway as I'm typing.... can't wait to pick it up
I have no issues carrying the G20 concealed and that's outside waistband, although I normally edc the G29.
It's all what you allow yourself to get used to.
I edc one or the other IWB… thinking shoulder holster for G40
Love this channel, always good wisdom and tips. Cheers
Thanks, glad you like it. Curious, where ya from?
@@GunTradition Canada
Just found your channel. Really like your content and how you do things. Great video .
Awesome, thank you! I'm working on next week's videos rigt now. I try to upload Thursdays.
Loved the video bud... Just picked up my 20 yesterday
Awesome. It's a nice gun.
Congrats on the baby too
We're in the no sleep stage right now.
Nice video brotha. Pickin up a gen 4 G20 tmrw from ffl. Cant wait to get ahold of it.
You'll love it!
I have medium to small hands and I carry a G20 as well.
Same brotha!
Congrats on the new baby !
Thanks! That's the reason I am awake right now. Being a dad can be hard, but it sure is worth it.
Thanks for the video I would have also appreciated some more information on what holster you use and how you use it. For a thin man in a T shirt you hide the gun well.
Get the Vedder “Lighttuck” kydex. It is the very best on the market.
@@colt10mmsecurity68 just ordered one. We'll see
@@stonehouseguitars3869 You’ll love Vedder’s “LightTuck” model for the following highlighted reasons:
-The quality of their kydex material and how the inside of the holster that touches the gun’s finish, is polished baby skin smooth. That helps to minimize wear marks for a long long time and if constant use on one’s prized pistol.
-Their superior and strong “spring steel” grade metal waistband retention clip. It will never break. …Never.
-The fact that the spring steel clip is adjustable for forward and rearward cant angle and the clip’s flexibility makes the user able to adjust its ride height above the belt line. This makes the LightTuck IWB holster extremely “tailor made” for an individual user and his comfort.
-The fact that Vedder rounds and polishes smooth all corners of their Light Tuck holsters, leaving it better for a more comfortable fit.
-It’s ultra light weight feel, independent from the pistol it holds. Again, it’s a “minimalist’s” dream.
-The fact that the Vedder LightTuck holster has the sweat guard portion of the holster come all the way up to and flush with the rear of the slide. As a result, this limits perspiration to its maximum from around the belly and from ultimately making contact with the pistol.
-The adjustable tension screw with the very best audible “click” and positive feel made when securing the pistol into the holster. It’s the best I’ve used in an AIWB holster and that I’ve ever encountered.
-The fact that with all of the above, the holster remains a “minimalists” dream, while securing and protecting the firearm’s finish.
Unlike other kydex type IWB holsters that I have tried in my 33.5 years of carrying concealed professionally, the Vedder is unlike the other bulky brands. The other brands make their holsters with cheap PLASTIC and/or non adjustable waistband clips. They also attach other crap gadgets to the holster (ie. “sidecar”). It makes carrying IWB so much more uncomfortable, compared to Vedder.
-The Vedder LightTuck also accommodates the larger and/or adjustable “target” sights found on guns that are designed to co-witness with red dot type optics, if that’s your thing.
-You can also order the LightTuck to be cut to accommodate an optic if you so desire. (Personally, I can’t stand a bulky glass optic on an EDC concealable firearm, but that’s just me).
Anyway, no I don’t work nor benefit in any way from endorsing Vedder’s light tuck. I do own over 20 of them for different firearms. I just know a great product when I see and use one daily.
**My one and only “negative:”
It’s cost. Since the price of everything has gone up, the cost of their Light Tuck is super expensive. When I first started buying their holsters, it was at least 1/3rd the price (during the Trump economic boom). But, it’s truly is a product that you buy once and cry once. It will last a lifetime. I have thought about buying cheaper, then I realized that you get what you pay for. I’m sticking with the LightTuck.
The key to helping with cost is to wait for their “15%” and sometimes “20%” off sales. Usually around every holiday, their holsters go on sale with a code, right in their website. So i ALWAYS wait for a holiday to buy a new Vedder if I need one. It literally seems that they have them going on sale once per month. No joke.
@@colt10mmsecurity68 my main concern is that my G20 is a gen5. There are some pretty key differences between 5 and 4 such as ambidextrous mag release, serrated slide near the barrel tip, serrated notches on the slide release, beveled edges on the slide itself, and so on. Their website didn't mention anything about the one I ordered being gen5 supported so I will have to see and maybe make some modifications. Thanks for all that information though that is helpful and most people recommend them highly. I paid the $70 for it which yes expensive but quality and performance is definitely more important in a gun carry application.
@@colt10mmsecurity68 not happy with it. Scratches up my gun, clasp adjustment is flimsy.
Love my G20 Gen 4
Wow your the first to talk aboit rhe changing balance in a glock as the mag empties. Ive noticed this with alot of guns but nobody ever seems to mention it. Just finally got muself a g20 and I'm stoked! Seems to be very limited choices in holsters for the g20/surefirex300u/b combo, however, so thats the only downside I have found so far
The phlster floodligth iwb and owb works great as long as you got a x300 surefire u-a or u-b. Check it out
We love the Glock 20 in Alaska
Underwood 220gr Hardcast
KKM Barrel and NDZ 22 pound spring and Rod
For home and personal defense, I prefer a .40s&w, for the original reason the FBI said. But for woods protection on the trail or as a back up gun for hunting, I take my Glock 20 or 29 everytime. I just bought another one last week. A Gen5! Can’t wait to take it out.
Just got one because I couldn't find a glock 21 don't know if I will keep it hope I see more glock 20 videos on your channel maybe it will help me change my mind and keep it
What questions or concerns do you have about the 20?
You gotta keep your Glock 20!!! Get a Glock 21 slide and throw it on your G20 when you feel like it. Also, the Glock 20 can be converted to shoot several other calibers by simply swapping out the barrel. Down the road, you can pick up a longer KKM barrel and now you have a Glock 40 with a barrel that can shoot lead all day long.
@@GunTradition so I've had 9mm glocks before 40cal and 45acp glocks I've never been 100% satisfied with them actually I sold all of them and I only have the glock 20 now and I will say i love the 10mm round itself the power the speed is the sweet spot for me I really love it I guess my question would be how long have you had yours and really dose it hold up great UK will it last me a very long time I dont shot like crazy but I will be carrying it everyday and I would just like to get more of a opinion thanks
@@tiffanilege844 I've had it for about 8 years, and I bought it used. They hold up well. I carry it every day and have shot over 1,000 rounds through it. I did replace the springs when I bought it. My Gock 20 was made in 1991, so it was just time for new springs. It's around $10 for springs and takes 10 minutes to swap them out. Also, the Glock 20 will shoot 40 S&W ammo safely and accurately. I've fired hundreds of 40's in my Glock 20.
@@GunTradition thanks look forward to more gun vides especially glock 20 videos in the future
Picked up a Glock 20 Gen 4 I heard The Gen 4 I's A little better with the recoil because of the dual recoil spring what are you thoughts? Is the ,135 grain bullet better on recoil then let's say a 180 grain,? Thanks
I have both and believe it or not I' prefer to carry the G20. It's balanced better and shoots softer. Also thank you for mentioning Underwood and Buffalo Bore, too many people don't know what a good 10mm round is and end up shooting 40sw powered 10mm target loads. Big difference. Do yourself a favor before you go bear hunting with the 20. Use heavy cast lead 200 or 220 buffalo bore or Underwood rounds and buy a longer aftermarket barrel for it. Wolf, Alpha Wolf or KTM six and a half inch barrel is worth the extra power and work better with hard-cast rounds.
It's a heck of a lotta gun.
What’s the holster... thanks
It's a We The People holster.
Would you carry a pistol light on this gun I have a gen 3 and don't know if I want to use the light rail this is a duty gun a lot of night patrol walking by myself
I use the TRL-7 and absolutely love it
Good content brotha. Got yourself a new subscriber. 🤘🤘
Sweet! I'd better hurry up with my new videos.
what are good triggers for glock 20? i run a geissele 3gun comp trigger on my bcm and love how short and flat it is.
When I was watching this video I was like man this is some bs you can’t EDC a Glock 20 but I have a friend who’s skinny as hell not a big guy and he edcs a Glock 20 and you’d literally never know he had it if he didn’t show it to you. To this day I don’t know how he does it
I have several Glocks and love my 20 and 21. I carry a 30 but love the 10mm cartridge. That being said, I may be buying a G29.
Subbed, great video.
What is one thing you want to know or wish you learned sooner about concealed carry?
10mm is my favorite cal I carry a 29sf with 15+1 rd.. nice content you just earned a new subs thanks for sharing 👍🏽
@@WilbertRamos777 Awesome, thanks!
@@GunTradition Which holster are you using?????? Thanks in advance
@@younessmichael9022 I was actually just filming a video on that. I like the Alien Gear Cloak Tuck holster.
@@GunTradition Thank you! I will check it out. I just picked up the FatGuy Holster (Im not fat lol) but I like the low riding profile.
Great video
Own the G20 myself. Nice vid my bro
I 'm sure it will do well for you. They are practical guns.
If you like 10mm, you should check out Liberty Civil Defense 60gr ammunition. It flies at 2400fps and it does 740 foot pounds if energy with massive fragmentation and about 11 inches of penetration. Not to mention it is extremely light to carry around all day, at more than half the weight of traditional hollow points. It feels like you're carrying around an unloaded gun weight-wise. It flies so fast and dumps the energy so quick! Being a lighter bullet, it also grants 38% reduced felt recoil so you can get more shots on target quicker. I can't recommend it enough. It's what I daily carry in my Bond Arms derringer 3'. There's a really good, really short video put out by Liberty called "Liberty Civil Defense 10mm Ballistics clear gel test" that shows just how amazing this round is. I have searched far and wide and haven't found anything better for carry, unless of course you're just wanting to hunt bear and need high grain ammo. Anyway, love the content! Just thought I'd mention the ammo since you seem to love 10mm as much as me. Have a good one.
I just got one it is my EDC
I sure like mine
10mm is my flavor. Subbed
Just subscribed as well!
Sweet. I'm working on growing a serious RUclips channel.
That a Gen2?
Yes it is! I saw that too.
👍👍👍👍👍💯💯💯💯💯 I love 10mm
It's a fun caliber.
If I’m getting a Glock 20…10mm….make it your EDC.
You look a lot like Joe Pyfer.
I used to do a little MMA, but not his level.
Glock 20 10mm cause merica fjb
Seriously though.., who really carry’s this thing everyday day in day out? Provided you can carry at work, let alone mowing the yard raking and bagging leaves climbing on roof cleaning gutters cutting wood stacking wood every day real world stuff.? I just don’t see it. Lot a key board warriors I think.🤔🤦
I do.
@@GunTradition 🙄 really…
@@MachineGod69 I do
@@jasonsanders6630 I don’t believe you
@@MachineGod69 Whatever helps you through it
that thing is a WAP