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| Peace through superior firepower  |
RM686, that was a mistake. I can see this is you, man. Your posts and this post from "Scully12" have the same IP address, numbnuts.- 72.185.24.174 Banned, baby That was amateurish, man. Methinks you ain't the sharpest tool in the shed. | |||
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Good riddance! Thanks parabellum. | |||
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| Music's over turn out the lights  |
This is funny stuff! David W. David W. Rather fail with honor than succeed by fraud. -Sophocles | |||
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| Banned |
I'm no Para, but damn, these 'types' are starting to become easy to spot for me....... | |||
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I think RM686 was SMOKING FUCKING DOPE!!!  | |||
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Frangas non Flectes |
...19 months later... Yup. Went to the range the day before yesterday and met up with a friend. He brought a Glock 20 he had bought a few months back. I put one magazine through it, and one only. At 50 feet, I had ten shots touching, all in one ragged string through the bull. The "flyers" were within a palm's width of the bull, all fifteen rounds in a chest-sized group. This was after shooting about a hundred rounds apiece through my 220 and 229, and I did not nearly so well with either of them. I have heard countless times that no matter what you think of how they look, or feel, what you think of the trigger or the grip angle etc, not to count them out until you have a chance to shoot one. The folks who said that were right, and I was stubborn, and wrong. I'm now scheming, trying to figure out how to work a Glock 19 into my already-exhausted gun budget. Para, you were right. I was wrong. I will be buying a Glock. And I'm looking forward to it, too.  ______________________________________________ Carthago delenda est | |||
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Resistance is futile. We are Glock ... "If Gun Control worked, Chicago would look like Mayberry, not Thunderdome" - Cam Edwards | |||
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| Frangas non Flectes |
Bob, when the slide locked back on that Glock, my jaw was also locked firmly agape. The difference in shootability is... undeniable. I'd have to be a moron at this point to resist. ______________________________________________ Carthago delenda est | |||
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In Odin we trust |
Welcome! Muahahahahaha! I just ordered my first Gen4, a G-19, should be here next week. A set of Warren tactical sights, Ghost tactical connector. I'm excited. They aren't pretty & they may live in your sock drawer waaaayyyy at the back, but damn if Gladys don't know how to bang! _________________________ "Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than omnipotent moral busybodies" ~ C.S. Lewis | |||
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| Big Stack |
Do the problems that Glock owners have been having since the release of the Gen 4 (which seem to also effect the new production Gen 3 guns) chnage the basic premise of this thread. Have the problems made it so that having a Glock in your collection is not a must have any more? | |||
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| Peace through superior firepower |
There are more than 4 million Glocks in the world. I have several and they don't bean me with brass. This is because the overwhelming majority of Glocks produced do not exhibit the symptoms of the recent issue. Why in the world would a problem affecting a small fraction of a percent of of the Glocks in the world suddenly make it a pariah? And by the way, these Glocks pelting shooters with brass- they still function. The bullet comes out the barrel and eventually strikes something. So, the answer to your question is no. | |||
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| Big Stack |
For now they're a small fraction. But it seems like all new production will be touched by the issues, unless Glock manages to dial them out (which, admittedly, they SHOULD be able to do.) Also, of the older glocks in circulation, how many are on the market at any one time, compared to the flow of new production out of the factories?
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Meh, I'll disagree. I have 3 Gen 4 guns. All flawless. A few people are having some unfortunate issues. I tend to think the internet is hugely amplifying the voices of those few. My dealer still can't get everything they want to stay in stock. Large police departments are still switching to gen 4s without problems. So, in the end, all is well in the land of the glock. | |||
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Learn it, know it, live it |
Well, I traded my Gen 3 G19 for a W German P226 this week. No reliability or face brassing issues with the G19, I just can't do the finger grooves..  Since exhausting my efforts to find a Gen 2 G19, I found this Friday and acquired it on Saturday. A Gen 2 G21.. Seems to be well taken care of..  Back to buying 45acp ammo again.. | |||
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| The Road goes on forever and the Party never ends |
Saw 2 excellent condition gen 2 Glock 19's Friday. It was all I could do to not buy one. At $ 399.00 it was a good deal " The Road goes on forever and the Party never ends" | |||
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| Learn it, know it, live it |
I'll get one eventually, along with a Gen 1 G17... But I think my firearm plate is full for awhile..  | |||
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Recently traded an Exeter 229 for a Glock 19. Then traded a Kel-tec PF9 for a Glock 23. Now I have 1 manual of arms instead of 2, and 1 trigger to practice instead of 3. I guess I've joined the cult. Well . . . I kept the West German P220. Just for the enjoyment. | |||
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| Big Stack |
Now trade the 19 for a 27, and you'll only have one caliber also. This message has been edited. Last edited by: BBMW, | |||
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Just as with a 1911, you must own a Glock at some point in your life. | |||
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