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|quotetext=In a futile attempt to settle the ultimate firearms debate - [[Colt M1911A1|1911]] versus [[Glock 17|Glock]], of course - it was once decided that enough was enough, we had to stop comparing apples and oranges, and that the debate could only be settled between two .45 ACP pistols. After the Large Frame was introduced by the [[Glock 20]] and , it became clear that if it could handle 10mm Auto, it could also handle .45 ACP, the . The Glock pistol lineup simply had to have a .45 variant. model! And so the Glock 21 was made. It's really everything you expect out of a Glock; it's lightweight, reliable, affordable, customizable, but this time it's chambered in .45 ACP, and with a an impressive standard magazine capacity of 13 rounds; high for caliber. Two things are sure: Glocks are here to stay, and the 1911 vs Glock vs 1911 debate will probably never be settled anytime soon.