r/45acpcirclejerk • u/cyberpunan • Dec 06 '25

.45 ACP

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u/ChampagnePlumper Dec 06 '25

Ooooooo a 30S. A man of taste

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u/cyberpunan Dec 06 '25 edited Dec 06 '25

My Kitchen gun... and G41 MOS, USP Expert, Jericho 941's in .45 ACP, RIA Match 1911, etc... the Witness P/Force 99 is a 9mm

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u/Geekman2528 Dec 06 '25

45 ACP, a blunderbuss, or a mounted swivel cannon are the only acceptable kitchen guns. In that order

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u/Geekman2528 Dec 06 '25

For a moment I failed to note which sub I was looking at and thought this was an EDC sub. Like man that’s a lot of crap to carry 🤣

How do you like the 30? I’ve always been tempted.

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u/cyberpunan Dec 06 '25

Yeah, as Glocks go it would be one of the more painful ones to shoot a ton for a noob, but it is really fun if you are bored with soft shooters. Something like the 41 MOS is a pussycat, but 16 rounds is nice. Something like the G26 is probably a better trade-off for smaller size and shoots like a big G17 for me.

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u/Geekman2528 Dec 06 '25

I’ve had a 21 before, and 1911s. The 21 was perfectly comfortable to shoot, and of course the heavy 1911 is even more so.

I have ogled the 30 and 36 both but never committed to it

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