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KC5AV wrote:I've found that the bottom plate of the magazine on my Glock digs into my side a little bit. I've been losing weight lately, so that may not be a problem much longer, but I've considered trimming a little of that one corner.

I don't know if it will help you with your model, but on the G30 magazines there are two versions, one with a thin bottom plate (really only holds 9 rounds) one with a thick bottom that easily holds the nominal 10 rounds.

I use the thick ones with no trouble so maybe is it something else, perhaps you holster. Mine sits almost straight up, with a little bit of forward to make it snuggle.

Barron76 wrote:I hate Glocks... but my primary CCW is a Glock 19, that should say something about them! They really are awesome guns for CCW.

It does. And although I don't hate them, I see their limitations and yet agree on the rest (G30 in .45 and as to being concealable, it just disappears and there are no "rough edges" that need dehorning for an extra $100 or so. There is also the G36 in .45 which is even thinner.)

One other thing I didn't see mentioned: Glocks are actually pretty cheap and they hold their value as well or better than anything else can be expected to do so. Buy a used one, sell it in a year and you likely will take no loss. Certainly far less than the value you obtained from carrying it or the fun you had shooting it.

Try a Glock if you think it is for you -- if you are wrong, no problem. Sell it with the knowledge and skill you now have to pick something better FOR YOU.

How can you lose?