William

that serves a very legitimate bear defense purpose.

That was my 40 is still useful rant.

Um, especially considering the fact in the hunting world, if you were looking for a cheap hunting sidearm, there are plenty of used Glock 22 in used Glock 22s in 40 caliber on aim surplus.

Um,

uh, aim surplus.com.

They sell, um, surplus law enforcement gear.

A lot of Glock 22 is going up for sale on there and they sell them for about $300 because one, nobody really wants a 40 anymore.

When the nine mil, it, uh,

Let's be real.

Let me get this out of the way.

9mm does the same job that .40 does, but you get more of them.

All pistol rounds are underpowered as it is.

All of them.

So it doesn't matter .45, 9mm, .40.

They all are going too slow, and they don't weigh enough.

That statement I can agree with.

the modern hollow points that we have nowadays, like if you can get three or four more rounds in your gun, in your nine mil, same size gun compared to a 40, a good example is the Glock 17 is a 17 round mag.

The Glock 22, same size gun is a 15 round mag.

Um,

you just get two more for the same price and it does the same thing.