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Compact .40 S&W: Glock or Beretta?

Mr.Synthetic
Which is the better Compact .40 calibur handgun? Beretta's 9000s or Glock's 27?
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  • trusta45
    My vote would go to the Glock 27.But I havent ever fired a Beretta 9000s,just handled one.I just like how the Glock felt more and it fired pretty nice for such a small .40S&W too.

    "A gun is as good or bad as the man using it"
    -Shane-
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  • jsergovic
    Firestorm Mini in nickel
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  • gap1916
    EAA Witness compact in 10mm. But that was not one of your choices. sooo I like the feel of the Beretta. I do not believe you will go wrong with ither. But, check out the 10mm witness. my 2 cents [8D]

    Greg
    Former
    USMC
    ANGLICO
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  • Rebel_James
    Glock 27, or Glock 23.



    "If they won't give us good terms, come back and we'll fight it out."
    -- Gen. James Longstreet
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  • madmarc0
    Beretta, has all the bells and whisles and is a great compact gun with a decocker!

    I measured it and cut it twice, and it's still too short!
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  • venenoindy
    I got a 9000 in 9mm went to the range and did not like it and i rented a Gloch 27 and shoot really goon groups of course neither gun are for target but in my case I did a lot better with the 27 and thats what I carry now!!! and sold the Beretta
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  • mrzamboni
    I've had several beretta compacts, one in 9 mm and one in 40 s&w, and had extractors break on both. I now have a Glock 27 in 40 s&w, which is ok, as long as accuracy isn't an issue. I also have an EAA Witness 40 s&w compact, which is 10 times the gun, always works, is accurate, which I consider to be important things for a weapon that I'd use anywhere other than on the range. As a future LEO, I consider reliability the most important thing of all, which berettas don't have, but Glocks and my EAA are great at.
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  • hksrule
    It really depends on the safety features that you are looking for. Police carry glocks cause when you have a chambered round...all you need to do is pull the trigger...no safety to switch. The Berretta on the other hand, does have safety features that will allow you to carry "cocked and locked" with a safety in place. If you are not worried about safety features, then the glock is probably the way to go simply because police forces around the world and armed forces have put the glock through every test and its performed without a hitch.

    WordBorn!!
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  • Teamblue
    My G27 is tough, absolutely dependable and quite accurate for its size. Don't know much about the Beretta but my G27 would be one of the last gun I would ever part with.

    Glocks were designed as a combat pistol. Their reliablility and toughness were engineered from the start.

    Justice through Valor

    "Blessed be the Lord, my rock, who trains my hands for war" Psalm 144
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  • bambihunter
    I'll second Gap's comments about the 10mm... Many people aren't familar with the 10mm so the picture is below. EAA is a fine firearm, but out of your choice I'd take the Glock.

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    The 10mm - either you've got it, or you don't get it...
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  • biteme
    Which do you feel more comfortable with?

    be safe,

    John

    Life is simple.
    Living is what makes it complicated.
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  • Mr.Synthetic
    About how expensive is 10mm ammo in comparison with .40?

    The great double standard: Those who speak their mind and think and those who speak their mind and get upset when someone else does it.
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