Calm down, I was just kiddingBut, as an old comedian, Sid Caeser once said, " In every joke, there's a bit of truth."
Yes
No
Had one got rid of it
If ergonomics, aesthetics, safety, and a decent pair of sights aren't important to you, then Glock is the firearm for you. In fact, Glock is a multi-functional tool, with many uses...for example, a friend and I use one each, as planer boards, to attach our bait to, when we troll for walleyesand once, I used my friends Glock 20, as a shim, underneath a wobbly table leg at a restaurant, so you see, Glock's are a great multi-functional tool, with many more uses than your average firearm.
Calm down, I was just kiddingBut, as an old comedian, Sid Caeser once said, " In every joke, there's a bit of truth."
Real guns aren't microwave safe or made out of recycled baby bottles.
I actually have nothing against them, they're just not for me. Can't get comfortable with that grip and even though it has nothing to do with function, I need a gun to be visually appealing if I am going to consider buying one; and the Glock is not in my eyes.
I had a Glock 17 and just could not shoot it to my abilities, I cleaned it up. Put the copper never seize in the factory places and got a great trade in deal on a new Kimber Stainless Ultra Carry II. I was very lucky to get out from under the Glock and got this beauty for trade anf $250.00 out of my pocket... From now on I will stick to metal framed guns.
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I don't, and probably will not own one. I don't like the feel of them in my hand.
I do not own one. I prefer the S&W instead....
Sold the Glock 31 to buy a CZ75 Compact. Love it.
My next Glock will be a Gen 4 G19 FDE and a Gen 4 G32.