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We have a few Grocks
G17.3 parts gun
G19.3 parts gun
G20.4 OEM
G43 Vickers
And one wannabe Grock
P80 G19.3 clone
They all shoot good
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I used to be a Glock Fan boy but then I realized that their triggers suck,their stock sights are plastic bullshit and their ergonomics suck...So I got rid of most of mine and bought a couple of Walther PDPs when they came out. The gun is phenomenal and has a WAY better trigger and I shoot it much better. Don't get me wrong I don't hate Glock as my Wife has a 17 in a Roni chassis,I have a 19 and a 30s which I do like. I just like HKs,Walther.CZs and Caniks better. All have better triggers and have been as reliable for me as Glock.
Now after all that BULLSHIT If I could only have 1 pistol for the rest of my life if the [bleep] hit tha fan it would be a Glock 19.
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Gen 3 17 and a Gen 3 30, both are amazingly reliable
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I have none - and have zero interest in getting one... JMHO.
Ex- USN (SS) '66-'69
Pro-Constitution.
LET'S GO BRANDON!!!
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Only have 2: a Gen 5 MOS 34 and a “pre gens” 20. The 20 will probably be leaving soon to make room for a 20 Gen 5 mod… maybe not, maybe keep the old one around for such things as gator hunting and other activities over water, where a dropped gun is usually a lost gun.
Go to the GSSF matches and you’ll see people with more types of Glocks than I thought existed. To me, a Glock is something you really have to have a purpose for.
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G19 GEN 1,
G-26 GEN 4
2-27 GEN 4
.22LR ADAPTER FOR G-26/7 - AA
G-42
G-43
G-43X MOS
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Sounds like terminal bad taste.
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Never understood folk that worry about “leveling” a glock for combat use. You paint a dot in the center of the back of the slide, put the dot center mass the opponent and press the trigger.
If you have time to aim, then aim with the sights, leveling be damned.
In my opinion a Glock has no artistic style, its just a tool that works. Definitely good enough for combat use but I practice for accuracy without aiming and do not want to be hitting 2" low high at 15-20 yards. I know what you mean about back plate sighting, very useful.
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In my opinion a Glock has no artistic style, its just a tool that works. A good friend of mine compared holding a Glock in his hand to holding a brick. Lol
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You ever two fist those 19’s and mag dump them in unison?
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In my opinion a Glock has no artistic style, its just a tool that works. A good friend of mine compared holding a Glock in his hand to holding a brick. Lol I used to say the same thing, plus that it had a trigger like on a staple gun. It's why I sold the two I had in the 1990s. Funny how that all changes once you put enough hours in on them at the range. They seem like perfectly good triggers to me now, and the guns seem made for my hand.
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In my opinion a Glock has no artistic style, its just a tool that works. A good friend of mine compared holding a Glock in his hand to holding a brick. Lol I used to say the same thing, plus that it had a trigger like on a staple gun. It's why I sold the two I had in the 1990s. Funny how that all changes once you put enough hours in on them at the range. They seem like perfectly good triggers to me now, and the guns seem made for my hand. I recently purchased a gen 5 model 19 with the removable back straps and don’t find the brick comparison at all relevant to this firearm.
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You ever two fist those 19’s and mag dump them in unison? No. But don't give me any ideas. Lol.
Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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You ever two fist those 19’s and mag dump them in unison? That would require *shooting* them...
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If I want to shoot a deer with one, does that make me a fudd?
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What is this Glock that you speak of?
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What is this Glock that you speak of? ![[Linked Image from flypaper.soundfly.com]](https://flypaper.soundfly.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/glockenspiel-1024x683.png)
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Never understood folk that worry about “leveling” a glock for combat use. You paint a dot in the center of the back of the slide, put the dot center mass the opponent and press the trigger.
If you have time to aim, then aim with the sights, leveling be damned.
In my opinion a Glock has no artistic style, its just a tool that works. Definitely good enough for combat use but I practice for accuracy without aiming and do not want to be hitting 2" low high at 15-20 yards. I know what you mean about back plate sighting, very useful. Just so you know, I hate Glocks. The only ones that don’t rise for me is the 43 and 48. The angle sucks.
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My stack of 1911's > my stack of Glocks...both are pretty big stacks.
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You ever two fist those 19’s and mag dump them in unison? No. But don't give me any ideas. Lol. You gotta do it sideways like Denzel in training day. Jackson Handjob says that’s how he learned at the police academy.
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