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I shoot Glocks, M&P’s, 1911’s and revolvers, they all point where you aim. It’s not the gun… If you say so, but like many others, Glock grips feel square clumsy and don't point where I look.
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I shoot Glocks, M&P’s, 1911’s and revolvers, they all point where you aim. It’s not the gun… If you say so, but like many others, Glock grips feel square clumsy and don't point where I look. I was in that club, myself, till I decided to buy a Glock and wring the heck out of it for a few weeks at the range. Next thing I knew, it pointed as naturally as my 1911 or Browning High Power. Been that way for me ever since.
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I shoot Glocks, M&P’s, 1911’s and revolvers, they all point where you aim. It’s not the gun… If you say so, but like many others, Glock grips feel square clumsy and don't point where I look. I was in that club, myself, till I decided to buy a Glock and wring the heck out of it for a few weeks at the range. Next thing I knew, it pointed as naturally as my 1911 or Browning High Power. Been that way for me ever since. LOL
Trump being classless,tasteless and clueless as usual. Sorry, trump is a no tax payin pile of shiit. My young wife decided to play the field and had moved several dudes into my house
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I shoot Glocks, M&P’s, 1911’s and revolvers, they all point where you aim. It’s not the gun… If you say so, but like many others, Glock grips feel square clumsy and don't point where I look. I was in that club, myself, till I decided to buy a Glock and wring the heck out of it for a few weeks at the range. Next thing I knew, it pointed as naturally as my 1911 or Browning High Power. Been that way for me ever since. LOL You don't agree?
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I have owned 6 Glocks of various models from 9MM to .45 ACP, hoping to find one that worked for me. Sold or traded 5 away, and gave the G-27 to friend of mine who loves Glocks.
Plastic...give me the Sig 320.
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Just because a gun is ""old"" or has been around for a while, doesn't necessarily mean it's outdated or less efficient. I've owned a few Glocks myself, but I'm more of a Sig guy myself. I just love the feel of those 320s. But to each their own, right? If you're in the market for something new, have you checked out the BERGARA BXR .22LR SEMI-AUTO? It's a great gun for hunting and I think it's even possible to use it for self-protection. If you want to see it for yourself, you can check it out at walkeroutdoors dot net. It's one of my favorite guns. Take care!
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I don't think a Glock 19 is obsolete. But the price of a Glock 19 is obsolete. +!
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