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but how do you get used to the grip angle


In 2005 I switched over from SIGs to the Glock 19. The grip angle was different for me. What I did was enter into an intense (for me anyways) practice regiment to get used to it.

I ran 50-100 rds 2x each week at the range. I also ran my dry fire drills with the weapon 3-4x each week. I did this for 2 months. At the end of that time, the grip angle issue was non-existent for me. And shortly thereafter, I was shooting the 19 better than my SIGs on the drills/courses of fire that I used during our weekly defensive pistol league.

I really like my 19!


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Posts: 1921 | Location: Collier Twp, PA | Registered: June 08, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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You will buy a Glock


Yes, I did. Gen 3 G32, and couldn't be happier.
The ugly duckling that just plain works
 
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Update! 59 Glock free years and counting!

Now that's a happy birthday! Smile
 
Posts: 1160 | Location: Sitting at a bar by the bay | Registered: June 22, 2010Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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ardbeg,

I agree that the Glock grip angle can feel strange by just handling one. You have to shoot a Glock for a while, and shoot it fast, and all falls into place. The grip angle lends itself very well to combat and stress reaction. Bill


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Oh god, not this thread again Big Grin

I'm still waiting for the Gen 4 G34...
 
Posts: 2497 | Location: WA | Registered: September 23, 2009Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Sure, I'd trust my life to a Glock, no question. Good guns.

But if I could trust my life to a Sig or CZ instead, I would. Big Grin


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I think I am going to get a 29SF in the very near future Smile


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Posts: 2174 | Location: Pacific Northwest | Registered: October 04, 2004Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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I folded today. Police turn in glock 22. Price was just too good....
 
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Well went to buy the Glock 19 not 17 as I previously stated. My buddy who owns the shooting center I go to let's me shoot his P-226. Well, I left with a P-226 Combat on order. He had a Combat with a threaded barrel. I passed. So much for the G-19. I'm happy with my G-23. Still really want a G21SF RTf. Found 2 on Gun Broker.Will see...


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folded today.
G19 & G17 on order.
 
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folded today.
G19 & G17 on order.
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I went to the dark side.........traded a Kahr CW9 for a G36 with nite sights. I have been missing a Glock since I regretfully sold my 2nd. Gen. G19 around 1992.

Ahhh........Life is good! Gotta love a Glock, especially in .45 ACP.
 
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Papa you never told me you owned Glocks!
I would have never became your friend had I known that! LOL Wink


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I picked up a new polygonal rifled European designed polymer framed semi automatic pistol today. It wasn't a Glock though, it was an HK P30LS with the light LEM. It's kinda like a Glock but better!! Smile
 
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Glock #31, purchased 12/09


Glock #19, purchased 12/10


Glock #26, purchased last Monday


Glock #17, down payment last Monday, pick it up tomorrow.



All were lightly used. The #31 & #19 went to the factory for night sights and a physical. The #26 & #17 will get the same treatment. I am not a fan, but have come to realize these guns are utility pieces. If lost, stolen, confiscated, or consumed in a fire a Glock can be replaced quickly, inexpensively, and just about anywhere. Sort of like a Sears Craftsman tool.
 
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i personally own 5 different Glocks and have loved them since day one, i have literally shot the SH*T out of them and never, NEVER had a malfunction of ANY kind and that my friends is nothing to scoff at.
 
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Just brought a Glock 17 Gen 4 about two weeks ago. Flawless so far. It is not fancy but it shoots great. Will use for home defense and competition. At the gunsmith now for new sights. I never thought that I would own a Glock, but this might work out.
 
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Just bought a Glock 26 Gen 4 last Saturday. Never thought I'd break down and buy a Glock. I wanted something smaller and lighter than my 229's and 226 but with more firepower than the Ruger LCP.
 
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Still haven't bought a glock.

Still not tempted.

tk


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really why else would you even bother to post


Well this is a kind of in your face challenge, which keeps popping up on a Sig forum.

Sorta like peeing in my front yard. Don't really care, but your bound to get called out. Roll Eyes
 
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