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Hi, my name is Nathan and I bought a Glock 17 Gen2. Should be here this Friday or this coming Monday. Feel like I got a good price, but my concern is slide bite cause of my big mitts. Thoughts ? _______________________ Infantryman 11B: April 03-April 011 in Minnesota Army National Guard. Soldier for Christ Ruger Single Six, Para Ord 1911 High Cap .45 and Sig P229R | |||
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The Whack-Job Whisperer |
I am currently waiting on my dealer to get a new Glock 30S in. If it fits my hand and has a halfway decent trigger, I will finally buy a Glock! Regards 18DAI 7+1 Rounds of hope and change | |||
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Grip Force Adapter ($26.95): http://www.gripforceproducts.com/GEN_3.html Have one on my Gen4 G34. Besides the slide bite resolution, it also lowers the natural point of aim. Sights line up like a 1911 - top of front level with top of rear. I had to do a little emery work on mine due to some texture "hot spots". It's a mini-beavertail that adds no additional bulk. ______________________ An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less until he knows absolutely everything about nothing. --Nicholas Murray Butler | |||
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NO I WON'T!!!! Wait.....how did I end up with two? It's made with bits of real panther, so you know it's good. | |||
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Purveyor of Death and Destruction |
Dont be a girly man! | |||
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Learn it, know it, live it |
I tried one of those on my Gen 3 G19.. Nipper is correct, it does lower the POA and lessens the hump on the bottom of the backstrap. I didn't care for it and sold it on eBay. But I have medium sized hands, I can see that it might help a guy with big mitts. I found my grip issues with my Gen 3 G19 were the placement of the finger grooves. I even had the front strap under cut.. But I still sold it.. The Gen 2 G19 fixed that finger groove problem... I've never had a problem with slide bite on any Glock. But the Sig P232? That is a different story.. | |||
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My first. 2006 gen3 G22 with Trijicon GL01 night sights and two mags. RB Cancer fighter (Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma) since 2009, now fighting Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma. | |||
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I'm torn. I love my 1911's. I also love my Gen4 G34. On the other hand, I REALLLY love your pig. Oink. ______________________ An expert is one who knows more and more about less and less until he knows absolutely everything about nothing. --Nicholas Murray Butler | |||
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I'm back in! Glock 27 Gen-4 paid for, picking it up Wednesday! It's funny this thread has being going so long I've had Glocks, sold them, bought more, sold them and bought again! They keep pulling me back!!!!!! "Clear Eyes. Full Hearts. Can't Lose." | |||
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This one time, at band camp |
I will NOT buy a Glock!!! Oh, but I so want a 10mm. Must....resist....the....pull. ------------------------------------------------ Strange women lyin' in ponds is no basis for a system of government. | |||
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The Road goes on forever and the Party never ends |
Shot my new to me G33. I had forgotten how impressive of a little package these models are. Very accurate and great round. The best of both worlds | |||
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Told cops where to go for over 29 years… |
Bought one more on Tuesday, happy birthday present to myself. Picked up a new Gen-4 31, fullsize .357Sig. The truly sad part is, it really isn't what I wanted. I was hoping to either get a Gen-4 23, 19, or 32 but they didn't have any of those. They had a Gen-3 23C that tempted me, but I've been wanting a Gen-4 and the 31 was the only Gen-4 they had in stock. It was my birthday, a 90 mile round trip to the store, and I damn well wasn't planning on going home empty handed! In addition to the new 31, I currently have a 21SF, a 34, and a 23 that are all Gen-3 models. I have had in the past a 30SF, a 33, and two 19's. I may sell my 23 and will probably sell the new 31 down the road. What I really think I want is two consecutive S/N mid size ones. Just haven't decided whether they will be 19, 23, or 32's. Oh, and maybe a 26 too. I also kinda like the 36, but I decided I didn't need a compact .45 which is why I sold the 30SF. Then again, the 36 is single stack and since they won't make a single stack 9mm, it may be the next best thing. I don't know, maybe I should just seek professional help instead... What part of "...Shall not be infringed" don't you understand??? | |||
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I went to a local gun shop today and while fondling a sig 1911, I mentioned that I was debating between the 1911 and another glock. I really like the practicality of the glock and have been wanting a sub compact for a while. I haven't had a 1911 in 5+ years would like another although it wouldn't ever get carried and shot less than my other guns. Anyway, the sales guy goes into glock bashing fit. "Glocks are garbage. If someone came in a gave me one for free, I wouldn't touch it. They are one of the most dangerous pistols made." I knew I was dealing with someone of little to no credibility and strong feeling on the matter so I didn't try to argue but played along and asked why they were so dangerous. "They have no safety and have been known to have accidental discharges" I really had to stop myself from laughing at the guy.It made me want to buy the glock right then. So, I already have a G19 and a G22RTF, should my next glock be a 26 or 27? The idea of the 27 with an extra 357sig barrel is tempting. Is the 357sig too much with a sub compact? | |||
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The 27 is not what I would consider pleasant to shoot. The 33 is better in this regard but the 26 is where the baby Glock shines. The one good thing about a 27 or 33 is the ability to shoot 3 calibers out of it. With the 26 only 1. If you want a .357sig in that sized gun and polymer I would say you want a HK P2000sk. If 9mm is is fine for you get the 26. Much cheaper than the HK. If you want a Glock in .357 go up a size to the 32. What am I doing? I'm talking to an empty telephone | |||
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I HIGHLY recommend the Pearce mag base plates for the G30.. It helps get rid of the finger pinch of the stock mag base plate. I know I recently posted this, but I can't stress it enough. If you intend to carry it, I also recommend a 9 rd mag with a Pearce base plate. I'm hearing Glock doesn't make the 9rd mags anymore for the G30/29. I had to buy mine on eBay. On another note, I found a buyer for my brand new unfired G30SF. Meeting him tomorrow at noon. I will be buying a G30S, even if I have to get it on Gunbroker..
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Frangas non Flectes |
Lol, as I was reading your second paragraph, I had two thoughts. 1) This is a sickness. 2) I know this because I have this sickness. I'm now sort of on the hunt for my third Glock, and in less than two months. They're all meant to cover different bases, I swear! Enjoy that new 31, Boss. ______________________________________________ Carthago delenda est | |||
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They cover different bases like a woman has different shades of the same color purses. | |||
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addicted to trailing-throttle oversteer |
Once you start down the Dark Path, forever will it dominate your destiny... | |||
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amc, what made you veer off course from your original thinking ? "I went to a local gun shop today and while fondling a sig 1911". There are many 1911's that carry and conceal extremely well. I have a Gen4 19, which I alternate with a Kimber Ultra Raptor 3" 1911. Both carry well, and both have functioned perfectly from day one. If not a 1911, the G23 or the 36 are other fine choices. "Slim is In" | |||
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