Recommend a 10mm

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Laufen

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Requirements:

Excellent Reliability
40 yard hunting type accuracy, so decent trigger.
Sub $800
 

AtlMedic

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I can’t speak for price. I’ve only shot a glock 20 and a 10mm 1911. I would take the 1911 hands down. The extra weight helped tame it and the SA trigger was easier to shoot accurately
 
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I would think you want a 1911 like Colt Delta or RIA Ultra if not a Glock 40 for the price range you're looking.
 

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If you can find a 1911, do it. If not a glock 40 would be a good choice
 
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cmshoot

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Do they still have frame cracking issues though?

Not sure, I’ve never heard of that. A buddy of mine has an EAA Witness 10mm that he’s had for at least 12 years. He’s never had an issue with his. I realize that ain’t a cross section of ownership, though.
 

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To hunt I'd go glock 20 with an extended KKM barrel and nice target sights. There is your $800 limit, durability, and accuracy requirements...
 
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Willy Leadwell

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I agree with this for the price range you're at. Can't beat a 1911 trigger, and Ruger makes a pretty decent 1911 for the money.
I third the SR1911 recommendation. Haven’t shot one in 10mm, but for the price I consider the SR to be better than pretty decent.