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My New GAP
Compared to my XD9, this puppy kicks like a mule! I suppose it'll just take a bit of getting used to. If I can "plink" at the range with my 454Casull all day, I should be able to handle this thing.
One thing I'm still trying to figure out is which gun would better (subjective, I know) for my home defense purposes. Whadayall think..........4" XD9 (15+1 rounds) or 5" XD45 (9+1 rounds)? I don't really know how to properly evaluate shooting performance (e.g. Range Reports), but I think both of these guns shoot great. If I can learn to control the recoil of the 45 like I do with the 9, I'll be just as "fast" regarding getting the sights back on target. R, Doug PS - Can somebody tell me how to upload pictures please? I have three I'd like to show. |
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Well, I just figured out that images can't actually be uploaded....they have to be linked out somewhere. Oh well.
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XDTalk 5K Member
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try www.imagevenue.com for pictures
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XDTalk 3K Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Santa Rosa CA
Posts: 3,433
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Both calibers are good for home defense, but I'm willing to bet most folks will lean towards the .45 GAP.
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XDTalk 500 Member
![]() Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: SW Florida
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For home defense, sell one of them and buy a shot gun. Unles you can afford all three, which is even better.
I'm not being facetious either. |
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I am compeately sold on the GAP as a round. You will get used to the gap really quickly.
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Great!! Here we go........
Can't seem to get the first two to preview....sorry. [img=http://img8.imagevenue.com/loc78/th_30c_IMG_0462.jpg] [img=http://img8.imagevenue.com/loc78/th_4b5_IMG_0475.jpg]
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Actually, I have a shotgun too.......it's a Rem 870 with a 20" rifled barrel readied with '00' lead buckshot and fiber/night sights.
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XDTalk Newbie
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Camp Lejeune, NC
Posts: 8
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I was looking at an XD45 Tactical at the PX this morning. I'm intrigued by the round and the platform, but I'm not yet convinced it's worth the investment.
While I was looking I asked for a price check on ammo. HOLY *smelly stuff* ajamesp51 - "I am completely sold on the GAP" Can you elaborate on this for me? PM if you don't want to rehash it in public. Thanks.
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XDTalk 5K Member
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I have one of each of the gaps the 4 in is my new ccw weapon. I have several thousands of rounds of 45 gap down range I have yet to have any problems. To show why make a the 45gap I take a 9mm magazine and shove a few 45gaps in it and the pistol still feeds. The 45 in a nice sized hole no matter what you like.
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