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Old 06-22-2006, 07:56 PM   #1
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Recoil with the XDsc 40?

Hey guys,
How does the recoil of the SC9 compare to that of the SC40. Would you say it is a lot more? thanks.
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Re: Recoil with the XDsc 40?

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Hey guys,
How does the recoil of the SC9 compare to that of the SC40. Would you say it is a lot more? thanks.
More recoil, yes. If you have been shooting
the XDSC9, you should handle it well. Just a
matter of getting used to a more powerful
machine.

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The recoil on the 45ACP Service isn't a lot more than the 9mm Service. Just needs a tighter grip. Nothing overwhelming. I would guess the recoil on the 40 SC wouldn't be a whole lot over the 9 SC.
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Old 06-23-2006, 06:27 AM   #4
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Now I'm really confused...where did the 45ACP come into the question? As for the 40 over the 9...I'd say it's a little more (recoil) but certainly not a lot more.
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Now I'm really confused...where did the 45ACP come into the question?
It was just for comparison. My point is.... if the 45 isn't that much more recoil when compared to the 9, then the 40 would be even less difference when compared to the 9.
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Shooting any of the service calibers is a whole
lot different than shooting the SCs.

My experience, first hand as I do own the 9mm
and the .40S&W SC, one has to take into consideration
the size of one's hand, whether or not one is sensitive
to recoil and the extra blast noise.

For sure, there is a BIG difference in shooting the
9mm vs. the .40S&W SC. I would suggest that one
try the .40S&W SC before buying it if there is a chance
to do so.

Again, as with any other firearm, you either like it or
you do not like it. Personally, I like both of my SCs.

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Old 06-23-2006, 11:47 AM   #7
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I've got a service (4") .40S&W and a buddy with a .40S&W sub-compact, and let me tell you, shooting them back to back, the sub-compact is a whole different animal with a lot more bite
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Never shot a 9mm sub but love the 40 sub.But I like bite
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When I 1st got into guns about 2 yrs ago I did not like the .40 cal, and had a hard time with it.

Now that ive been shooting a lil while I find the .40 no huge deal, and bought my xd sc. Do i prefer to shoot my 9mm at the range sure.......is the .40 tameable ABSOLUTELY.

Now the .500 magnum I shot the other day at the range is a whole other story...............
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XD40 recoil

A lot depends on what you're shooting. I find a noticeable difference between "range" ammo and Gold Dots in my XD40SC. The one is comfortable to shoot; the other is not. None the less, I generally shoot 2/3 range ammo and 1/3 Gold Dots (if I wasn't so cheap it'd be all Gold Dots). Today at the range I shot 200 rounds and in a surge of "devil may care", it was 150 Gold Dots and 50 range ammo.
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