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parabellum
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No. Don't like the look. Don't like the feel. Can't think of one thing to say good about them. Some say they shoot great but so does my 96A1, 92A1 and Sig Pro.
So, you're still on the fence.

Well, give it some time.
 
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Well, added a third to the stable today. New G22 in Gen 3 with Trijicon night sights, with a G3 23 and G4 21 for company. My brother in law, a die hard 1911 guy actually bought the twin to mine as well. The Dark Side is strong with this one. Up next? 10 mil!


Isaiah 54:17 - No weapon formed against us shall prosper....

What do I want? A time machine.
When do I want it? Irrelevant.
 
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Well, Para, Santa broke down and brought my wife a G26 for Christmas. Does that count?

He also should have brought her a hydraulic press to load those stout little mags. They have me close to losing my man card along with two of my favorite thumbs. Big Grin



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Would my wife be allowed to use that thing when she does the shooting part of qualifying for a CCW in Texas?


Yes, there are no rules against it.


I dremeled the little locking tab off of mine.
It would sometimes lock when I didn't want it to.
 
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*finally* bought a personal one. no proof marks that i could find, but 3 matching serial numbers. hah Wink

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Just bought number 5 today!



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Damnit!
 
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Before this summer you couldn't have convinced me to remotely think of accidentally even touching a Glock. Just bought my 2nd Glock this last Saturday.


"If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home and leave us in peace. We seek not your council, nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you; and may posterity forget that ye were our country men."
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No. Don't like the look. Don't like the feel. Can't think of one thing to say good about them. Some say they shoot great but so does my 96A1, 92A1 and Sig Pro.

When you get your new Glock 17 you will see why it is a great pistol. Are you thinking a gen 3, or gen 4?
 
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No. Don't like the look. Don't like the feel. Can't think of one thing to say good about them. Some say they shoot great but so does my 96A1, 92A1 and Sig Pro.

When you get your new Glock 17 you will see why it is a great pistol. Are you thinking a gen 3, or gen 4?


Yes with a range report to follow. Congrats on your new Glock.
 
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No. Don't like the look. Don't like the feel. Can't think of one thing to say good about them. Some say they shoot great but so does my 96A1, 92A1 and Sig Pro.

When you get your new Glock 17 you will see why it is a great pistol. Are you thinking a gen 3, or gen 4?


Yes with a range report to follow. Congrats on your new Glock.


timowen1 I'd skip on the Gen 3 and go for either a Gen 2 or Gen 4.. Smile
Your first Glock should be either a G19 or G17.
Although I'm fond of my G21.. Cool

And a Sig Pro is a Glock wannabe... Razz
 
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I like the KISS principle here. Looks haven't been that guns trademark but I'll be darned that it shoots close to 100% of the time in stock condition with good ammo. If I've ever had to use it I wouldn't mind relinquishing it to the law investigating the case. Some guys go with HK P7s or fancy 1911s but I'd hate giving that up for a few months. The glock's cheap and easily replaceable not to mention ubiquitous...
 
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Added a Gen4 32 today because my wife is going to claim my Gen4 19. She shot it well today and doesn't want to give it up.
 
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I feel the pull... a G27 calls to me.


I ignored the pull for 4 years. But I ordered that Glock 27 today.


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After owning a number of polymer HKs...I never thought I'd appreciate another polymer in comparison. I was wrong - I recently picked up a G17 gen4...and she's a beauty!


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No I won't.


You sure? They compliment Sigs very nicely! Or is it the other way around...



Isaiah 54:17 - No weapon formed against us shall prosper....

What do I want? A time machine.
When do I want it? Irrelevant.
 
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No I won't.


Well, thank you for the contribution to this thread. Knowing you won't be stocking up on all things Glock allows me to sleep a little better at night. Perhaps the market will return to normal a little sooner with your proclamation that you won't buy a Glock.



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I tried few... Nothing special in function and I'm not going to mention anything about its form...

Nice blade BTW, really like the handle. And when used properly makes minimal mess.


Yep they just work like any tool should. Wink
 
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I tried few... Nothing special in function
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What does this even mean? What are you referring to, specifically, about the "function" of Glocks?
 
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I tried few... Nothing special in function
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What does this even mean? What are you referring to, specifically, about the "function" of Glocks?
A friend who handed me his Glock at the range told me the Glock is perfect example of "Function over Form". Nothing spectacular I recall about "Function" of that Glock... And the "form" is like looking at Rosie O'Donnell... and she is wearing something very revealing... and you can't find the door!
This is your answer?

That's the stupidest thing I've read all day and I have no doubt your remarks shall reign supreme through the rest of it.

If you can think of a sincere answer that has the possibility of making sense, let me know, huh?
 
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I tried few... Nothing special in function
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What does this even mean? What are you referring to, specifically, about the "function" of Glocks?


A friend who handed me his Glock at the range told me the Glock is perfect example of "Function over Form". Nothing spectacular I recall about "Function" of that Glock... And the "form" is like looking at Rosie O'Donnell... and she is wearing something very revealing... and you can't find the door!

drabfour has it right, Glock is a good tool. Just not my choice...

jljones, if I should stay Glock-free to help the market and your sleep, consider it done. I believe people just need to stop, take a deep breath, and calm down. Whatever ridiculous prices stuff were going for apparently wasn't high enough cause all of'em sold out.

I'm buying two more stamps and nothing else for next few months.


You pull the trigger, and it goes bang. What were you expecting?

On a side note, literally just got back from Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park - it was beautiful, and great view to Atlanta.


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