Ok. I don't know if this is in the right place, but I figured it's ballistics, so here goes...
I got a RAMI in .40 (as most of you know), and I go it by selling a Glock in .40. My whole .40 "thing" started when I got a Hi Point carbine in .40, and I decided it would make sense to have a pistol chambered in the same caliber. So, there is the back-story you never wanted. Problem is, I just can't fall in love with the .40, even though I have $800 in firearms and ammo.
So I wonder, will it grow on me? It's snappy and irritating, and even though the .45 "pushes" more, it isn't anywhere near as, well, yippy like a mini pin or poodle. The bad part of giving up on the .40 would be I would have to get a new carry gun (I haven't seen CCW stuff in .45), but the good thing is, I would need new guns. 2. a .45 to use and another 9mm to carry...
Thanks for your input. I ask you guys because I trust and value your opinion.