I would recommend the G30. When at home, I insert a Glock 21 mag so that I have all the capacity of a full-size .45 without the bulk. And yeah, it shoots pretty sweet also. You already have a G26, so there's nothing new to learn.
I'll second this recommendation, as I do the same. It's as accurate as my best 1911.I would recommend the G30. When at home, I insert a Glock 21 mag so that I have all the capacity of a full-size .45 without the bulk. And yeah, it shoots pretty sweet also. You already have a G26, so there's nothing new to learn.
agree 100% with this advice. All I might add is that you get a couple of A&G grip extenders for the G21 mags. Got mine off TopGun Supply. Turns your G30 into a G21 with just a change of a mag.I would recommend the G30. When at home, I insert a Glock 21 mag so that I have all the capacity of a full-size .45 without the bulk. And yeah, it shoots pretty sweet also. You already have a G26, so there's nothing new to learn.
+1 oh the HK's. For the following reasons:You will NEVER be disappointed with a 1911. Even the Glockfans will concede that; they will only argue that the simplicity and reliability, as well as the inferior trigger-pull, push the defense-use argument to their favor. But be careful to buy a quality 1911 if you go that route. If you skimp there, they may be right. And you cannot compromise with your life.
...and on the argument of "No Compromise", you should SERIOUSLY consider a used HK45 or USP45. The quality is unmatched. The reliability is as well. They provide second-strike capability, something striker-fired pistols do not. All of that on top of phenomenal ergonomics.