Looking at ammo prices and they're about double the cost of 9mm.
I've rented some and I'm just as good with it as my 9's.
Pros and cons?
Are 40's worth it?
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Pros
>Makes 9mm and 10mm cucks mad
>Preforms better than 9 and almost as good as 10mm but in a smaller frame
>It shoots things dead
Cons
>Niggers like 40
>ammo is a bit more expensive
>Some pistols were made in 40 as an afterthought and might glocknade if loaded to 10mm levels
I like it but most fags on here don't because they think it's supposed to be exactly like 10mm in a shorter case or something.
The thing is pistol calibers are all shitty and weak with their only advantage being low recoil. Buy whatever you want but remember that the difference between common pistol cartridges is minimal.
Better ballistics on paper to 9mm and .45 but you won’t notice too much in practice
Also I’ve been witness to seeing a deer dropped from a .40 out of a Springfield XD if it means anything
I have my carry gun in a 9 but I was looking for a full sized night stand gun. Thinking PPQ 5" in a 40 but it's also available in 9mm as M1 and M2
No.
.40 was a decent idea in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, but its time has gone, as evidenced by 9x19 performing exactly the same (by design) with the only difference being a marginal increase in expansion.
Back before Bullet Design improved, it was the way to go, but now? Nah you are just beating your wrists and elbows up and your gun. Everyone is dumping .40 as quick as they can and there are good deals to be had, but thats about all its got going for it.
Soon .40 will be like .41 AE and .357 SIG.
>J-just as good as 10mm
Cope
If you’re using defense rounds I’d personally go for the 9mm
I didn't fucking say that and you know it you cuck.
>Everyone is dumping .40 as quick as they can and there are good deals to be had, but thats about all its got going for it.
I heard law enforcement is considering switching to 9mm and that will drive the price of 40 ammo down because of excess supply