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| quote: Originally posted by parabellum: At some point in your life, you will buy a Glock and secretly fall in love with it. You'll fondle it late at night and engage in the Love that Dares not Speak it's Name.
You'll build a special compartment for it in your bomb shelter. You'll give it a name - Francine or some stupid-ass thing like that. But you'll never admit it. You'll live a closeted life and die a bitter old man.
It doesn't have to be like that, y'know. Just own up and be free.
LMAO!!!! this is so true, I was a glock hater for a while, (out of ignorance I guess) then I bought a glock 30 and I been hooked ever since, I love the dark side!!!!!!!!! |
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| Damn. I can't believe this thread is still going. Guess you can polish a turd!
"This weapon is now your tongue and your poetry will be written in blood!" Nobody
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| quote: Originally posted by Zan: Damn. I can't believe this thread is still going. Guess you can polish a turd!
Yes. They actually polished one, to a very high gloss, on MythBusters (Discovery Channel). |
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| quote: Originally posted by Zan: Damn. I can't believe this thread is still going. Guess you can polish a turd!
Moderated Status, 30 days, and if I see you in this thread again, it'll be permanent. See? I, too, can be hilarious. |
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| When this thread started, I owned no Glocks. Now I have a G20SF and a G19, and the G19 is now my EDC. Back the truck up to the dock, I'll soon be buying oranges by the bushel. Que up the G26.
Demand not that events should happen as you wish; but wish them to happen as they do happen, and you will go on well. -Epictetus |
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| Ha ha, post count 1911! Last post by sigcrazy7. I will be buying only Glock auto pistols in the future, they shoot well for me, mags are inexpensive vs others and that will leave me the same operating system. Though I really enjoy my Sig 220R and HK USP 45f! I'd them both more if mags weren't twice the cost of Glocks! I need to convert both to DAK or similar so the DA/SA doesn't trip me up after the Glocks.
Do not send me to a heaven where there are no dogs. Step Up or Stand Aside: Support the Troops ! Expectations are premeditated disappointments. |
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| quote: Originally posted by sigcrazy7: When this thread started, I owned no Glocks. Now I have a G20SF and a G19, and the G19 is now my EDC.
I think this is my favorite thread ever on the whole forum. When it started I was one of the "No f-ing way!" crowd. Now my EDC is a G33 and my house gun is a G26. I love them both.
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| picked up a G20 a few days ago, I love her so far... they are boringly reliable and dont have much character, HOWEVER i would trust my life to a glock before any other gun ::flame suit on::
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| quote: Originally posted by cmr076: .... HOWEVER i would trust my life to a glock before any other gun ::flame suit on::
Can't say that I trust my Glocks more than any other gun that I have, BUT... I can say that I do not trust my Sigs or HKs MORE than my Glocks. There is a reason my G26 is my EDC (well, that or my Kahr)
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| If you don't know how to align a pistol, you shouldn't be handling one, and if you shouldn't be handling pistols, maybe you shouldn't be handling any firearms.
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| quote: Originally posted by Trooper Joe: I need to read this whole thread.
I have a number of Sigs (2-239s/9mm and .357-40; a neat two tone 232 with Hogue wood grips; and an original 1989 era 228/made in W. Germany) and have had others all very nice.
Traded a troublesome rifle back in at a local gun shop last year for my first Glock, a G-19. Just wanted to try one out and see what all the fuss is about.
This gun was flawless right out of the box. Accurate, nice trigger pull and WORKED.
Recently I qualified for my nation wide retired LEO carry permit and used the G-19. I did not want to worry about decocking and did not have a holster as was required for the test.
Shot very well and qualified the first time through (retired over 20 years ago and did not want any "range" pressure),.
Really liked the way the G-19 handled and it is a great companion for my G-36 (posted earlier about this .45). I trust both these Glocks just as much as I trust my beloved Sigs.
I am certainly am not giving up on Sigs and this may actually be the only Glocks that I will own. My next carry gun that I want to try out will be a P290 when they become available.
Just some thoughts,
Trooper Joe
Heh-heh. Welcome, Trooper Joe. Retired cop here too. I came to Glocks late in life and now qualify with a G26. Shoot 100 percent too, although it might be less than that if, one day, my blindfold slipped and I get a chance to see what I'm shooting at. Man, I'm used to shooting at 25 and 50 yards! This retirement qualification is eeeasy. Oh, well, they figger we ought not to be shooting at anyone anyway unless they're shooting at us, so maybe they know something we don't. Thanks for your service.
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| quote: Originally posted by SigSauerP226: Still haven't bought one just yet. Want to shoot one first, but definitely like the idea of them, light high cap (for when I move or make LEO) and dependable. Sound indestructable(sp?) too.
To paraphrase Will Rogers, I never met a gun I didn't like. Some guns I like more than others, (Glocks, Sigs, Colt 1911s, Smith Mod. 60 SS Chief Special, the original Smith .357) but all guns that have been cared for and work like they're supposed to are good.
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