So I managed to sneak in some range time today with it.
At 7 yards.
First I shot two magazines with 115 grain FMJ, utilizing the magazine without the pinkie extension first. Those were the ones that are low and sightly left.
I then shot two more magazines with our duty ammo which is 124 Hydra-shok +P+. Both grains were very manageable with the +P+ being a little snappier. But those grouping became tighter.
It was still more comfortable and manageable. Much more noticeably manageable than a .40 G27.
The trigger is standard. The pull was consistent and felt just like my 19. Unlike the 42 (.380) that was a lot heavier and grittier.
No FTF or FTE. Everything worked as it was supposed to.
Pros
Comfortable in an IWB holster.
Easily concealable.
Easily manageable even with +P+.
It's a Glock
Cons
It's a Glock (for you Glock haters). :D
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Is this pistol rated for +p+?

why's that bad guy wearing a sock on his head???:D


good shooting Tony!

My understanding, from reading and such, that all modern handguns can handle it. There is no standard rating. It may put a little more wear and tear, but nothing significant and nothing as far as safety is concerned.

Glocks are rated for +P...Generally +P+ is not light years more snappy than +P....... I would shoot +P+ in SD loads.....

Thanks for the AAR, Tony. You know I was waiting for it. if I get a Glock I'd consider it...

I was able to shoot it this Sunday.. the NY pull for me at first, but a nice choice for a small (really small) carry.

I might pick one up Wednesday...torn between it and a G26 for Summer carry. I never had a Summer carry gun, always carried full size, but practicing baseball with my sons now calls for a lighter carry pistol to run around with.

For me the switch has been gaining a few pounds and not wanting to buy new pants...funny

Hehehehe.......I got the new pants already